JLL boss Ulbrich sees pay leap 53% to $9m despite shareholder rebellion
JLL chief executive Christian Ulbrich’s total pay package rockets 53% to more than $9m (£6.4m) in 2017, as the firm outlines a raft of changes to its executive pay policy following last year’s shareholder rebellion.
Green light for East Croydon station resi-led redevelopment
Joint venture partners Menta and housebuilder Redrow have received planning permission to develop a major new infrastructure and residential-led regeneration scheme which will create a new station entrance to East Croydon Station.
Record sum for West End office sale
A private Asian investor has sold a prime office and residential building on Upper Grosvenor Street in London’s West End at a record £2,250/sq ft capital value.
Landsec mulls flexible office brand launch
Listed developer considering new product in response to serviced office demand.
Carpetright chief: 'We will emerge stronger from CVA'
Chief executive Wilf Walsh insists firm will not become another Toys R Us and plans fundraising to invest in remaining stores
Grainger refinances with £350m bond issue
The UK’s largest listed residential landlord Grainger has issued a £350m senior bond aimed at cutting the cost of its debt.
M&G unveils plans for £100m Glasgow office development
M&G Real Estate has unveiled plans for a new £100m office development in Glasgow, which will provide 277,500 sq ft of grade A space over 12 levels.
Birmingham resi values grow 31% in five years
Average residential values in Birmingham have grown by 31% in five years, causing the traditional city centre boundaries to expand, according to Savills.
JLL boss Ulbrich sees pay leap 53% to $9m despite shareholder rebellion
JLL chief executive Christian Ulbrich’s total pay package rockets 53% to more than $9m (£6.4m) in 2017, as the firm outlines a raft of changes to its executive pay policy following last year’s shareholder rebellion.
Grainger refinances with £350m bond issue
The UK’s largest listed residential landlord Grainger has issued a £350m senior bond aimed at cutting the cost of its debt.
New FD in shake-up at Taylor Wimpey
FTSE 100 housebuilder Taylor Wimpey has announced that group finance director Ryan Mangold is stepping down after eight years in the role to be replaced by current London divisional chair Chris Carney.
What do high-rise and low-rise development have in common?
It might sound like the start of a terrible industry joke, but it’s not. The answer to this question is, of course, the public realm. It is the often forgotten glue that holds cities together, linking the existing to the new, residential into commercial and people to place.
Robust demand sends office take-up to record high in Brum
Demand leads developers to look beyond constrained prime core.
Construction tech: building a better future
Property Week outlines the benefits technologies such as drones and bots could bring to construction and property
Countryside M&A deal 'is not a land grab'
Chief executive of Countryside Ian Sutcliffe talks about the ‘compelling’ acquisition of Midlands-based Westleigh.
Tall story: Gravity pulls towering resi ambitions down to earth
A distinct change in climate seems to have taken hold among some of the capital’s larger, high-density residential projects.
Home Economics: Interest rate worries highlight need to boost BTR
After a decade of all-time low interest rates – slashed to 0.25% after the Brexit vote, before returning to 0.5% — analysts now expect a 0.75% rise at the next Monetary Policy Committee vote in May, with further hikes likely to follow.
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