RICS dirty cash advice breaches HMRC rules
Money laundering guidance found to be non-compliant with HMRC regulations
Newham turns down £3bn Silvertown scheme
Keystone and Great London Authority’s plans for a £3bn regeneration scheme in Silvertown have been turned down by Newham Council.
Two flexible workspace operators close centres in London
Two flexible office providers, Campfire and Prospect Business Centres, have been forced to close centres in the latest illustration of how difficult it is to compete in London’s crowded flexible office market.
Kingsbridge snaps up Charlotte Place in Southampton for £14m
Kingsbridge Estates has bought Southampton office building Charlotte Place from Columbia Threadneedle Investments for £14.1m.
Ground rent deals ‘disguising overall leverage’, warns Fitch
Ratings agency also says ground rent deals in commercial property can ‘add to traditional loan financing’
Acepark posts underlying loss in wake of Toys R Us Properties purchase
Tim Knowles’ Acepark has swung to a loss in the wake of the company’s acquisition of Toys R Us Properties.
Thackeray set to make flexible offices debut
Developer gets green light for schemes in Hammersmith and Putney worth £55m
DTZ Investors swoops for The Guardian printworks site in Manchester
The Guardian Media Group has sold a 6.9-acre site at Trafford Park, Manchester, which was home to one of its printworks, to DTZ Investors for £7.45m – equivalent to about £1m an acre.
BLM takes 70,000 sq ft at Two New Bailey Square
Muse Developments, Legal & General and Homes England (The English Cities Fund) have signed law firm BLM for 70,000 sq ft of office space at Two New Bailey Square, Manchester.
Carter Jonas reports 12% increase in profits
Carter Jonas has increased its net profits by 12%.
Ground rent deals ‘disguising overall leverage’, warns Fitch
Ratings agency also says ground rent deals in commercial property can ‘add to traditional loan financing’
Acepark posts underlying loss in wake of Toys R Us Properties purchase
Tim Knowles’ Acepark has swung to a loss in the wake of the company’s acquisition of Toys R Us Properties.
Carter Jonas reports 12% increase in profits
Carter Jonas has increased its net profits by 12%.
Discounted shopping centre sales are ‘a sign of the times’
Shopping centre deals in Swindon and Blackpool reveal the extent to which retail values have fallen
Industrial & logistics census 2019: positive signs for logistics
The responses to Property Week, Savills and Tritax Symmetry’s third annual market census, in association with Analytiqa, show a mostly positive outlook for the industrial and logistics sector.
London light industrial rents continue to soar
JLL data shows rents have risen more than 15% over the past year in several locations across the capital.
What happened to industrial-to-resi PDR?
A government initiative to fast-track housing supply has had few takers. As Ben Cooper reports, some are even calling for light-industrial-to-resi PDR to be scrapped altogether
Retirement Living 2019: key takeaways for maturing sector
New business models, residents’ needs and future challenges for the sector were among event’s key topics
Industry hopes election will end uncertainty over Brexit
Hung parliament seen as worst result for business planning and investment – but also most likely outcome
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