Midweek Bulletin
Join Property Week editor Giles Barrie and guests as they took a look at the stories making the news each week between publications.Midweek Bulletin
Midweek Bulletin: Why is Westfield selling out of smaller schemes?
Following the news revealed by Property Week last night that Westfield has sold out of three regional shopping centres, the Midweek Bulletin looks at what this means for Westfield’s strategy.
Midweek Bulletin: Salway's rollercoaster ride and Noel at the helm
Property Week’s editor-in-chief Giles Barrie and executive editor James Whitmore discuss the news today that Rob Noel will take over from Francis Salway as chief executive of Land Securities at the end of March.
Midweek Bulletin: What does the DTZ/UGL merger mean for shareholders and employees?
Australian services firm UGL’s completed takeover of DTZ yesterday will have major knock-on effects for shareholders and employees alike.
Midweek Bulletin: What does the Autumn Statement mean for property?
In a gloomy economic environment, the ramifications of Chancellor George Osborne’s Autumn Statement today for the property industry have the potential to be huge.
Midweek Bulletin: What would UGL's DTZ takeover mean for UK business?
DTZ’s announcement today that it has picked Australian facilities management company UGL as preferred bidder for the company creates an unusual cultural partnership.
Midweek Bulletin: Treasury plans improve REIT access?
The Treasury is planning changes to real estate investment trusts (REITs) which could see greater access to the structure and private investment in the social housing market.
Midweek Bulletin: Doom and gloom from Expo Real 2011
From the final day of the international property conference Expo Real in Munich Property Week’s Mike Phillips and David Hatcher sum up the main trends and mood.
Midweek Bulletin: Will French banking turmoil damage DTZ takeover plans?
Will the recent turmoil in the French banks damage the chances of BNP Paribas taking over DTZ?
Midweek Bulletin: Why is Cushman lagging behind CBRE and JLL?
Cushman & Wakefield this week reported a half year loss of $22.4m - a potentially worrying sign considering the strong profits being achieved at its rivals Jones Lang LaSalle and CB Richard Ellis.
Midweek Bulletin: Parkridge's collapse
The placing of Parkridge Holdings and Parkridge Gate Developments into administration today has seen the banking sector move on one of the most dynamic property companies work within the European property scene.
Midweek Bulletin: Capital Shopping Centres and Hammerson go head-to-head
Property Week’s editor-in-chief Giles Barrie and executive editor James Whitmore compare the latest results announcements from Hammerson and Capital Shopping Centres.
Monday Bulletin: Government unveils draft National Planning Policy Framework
The government has published its long-awaited draft of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) aimed at cutting around 1,000 pages of planning policy into a 52 page document.
Friday Bulletin: Olympics 2012 Extravaganza
Property Week’s editor-in-chief Giles Barrie and group production director Samantha Warrington guide you through the Olympics 2012 special being launched today.
Midweek Bulletin: DTZ - the latest on the takeover and financial results
Join Property Week’s editor-in-chief Giles Barrie and executive editor James Whitmore on the day DTZ released its annual financial results to take a lot at how the business is doing and the latest on its takeover plan.
Midweek Bulletin: Minerva out of its misery?
Property Week’s Giles Barrie and James Whitmore discuss the news today that Area and Delancey have this morning revealed a £202.6m recommended cash offer for Minerva - bringing the long-running take-over saga near to conclusion.
Friday Bulletin: How localism is damaging development
Following the news today that councils have sent a resounding message to the government that its localism agenda will drastically cut UK housebuilding, Property Week’s bulletin looks in depth at the policy and its impact.
Midweek Bulletin: A sigh of relief from British Land as Broadgate remains unlisted
The news today that the Broadgate estate in the City of London will not be listed will come with a sigh of relief from its owners British Land and Blackstone, as well as those concerned the impact about its impact on the ecnomic growth of the City.
Midweek Bulletin: New lenders and the UK's £350bn debt
Following the release of Savills’ annual Financing Property research report this morning, Property Week executive editor James Whitmore and news editor Mike Phillips discuss the implications of the UK’s £350bn debt pile.
Friday Bulletin: Internal documents reveal the detail of the JLL-King Sturge merger
In this week’s bulletin Property Week’s Giles Barrie and James Whitmore give you the details behind the Jones Lang Lasalle/King Sturge merger from internal documents obtained by the magazine.
Midweek Bulletin: Land Securities' mega results - and what they mean for the market
Giles Barrie and James Whitmore discuss Land Securities’ impressive annual results and what they mean for the wider property market.
