Tory MPs threaten to rebel unless ground rents are scrapped
The MPs said many of their constituents are being severely impacted by the cost of living crisis.
British Land seeks retail park acquisitions outside South East
Company is ”comfortable looking out into the regions, where there is more value,” head of retail parks Matt Reed said.
Custodian produces solid final quarter figures
The group also revealed a 9% increase in its target dividend from 5.5p to 6p.
US capital swoops into UK commercial property with 64% year-on-year growth
London recorded its highest share versus the rest of the UK in almost a decade, new research has found.
Investec promotes Goolab as head of private client real estate lending
She will lead a shift towards targeting more lending in the living sector.
US investor snaps up Graven Hill warehousing site
The site has outline planning permission for more than 1.1m sq ft of storage and distribution space.
Jaynic sells Suffolk plot to Greene King for £40m brewery
The plot of land in Suffolk Park, Bury St Edmunds, sits alongside the brewer’s distribution centre.
Springfield signs £10m affordable housing contract with Scottish council
The contract is part of the Moray Growth Deal, designed to boost economic performance of the north-east Scottish region.
Policy Exchange proposes new planning framework for high-rise buidlings
The Tall Buildings Policy would be a voluntary framework that local authorities would need to consider for planning applications over 60m in height.
DLUHC gives local authorities new CPO powers to buy cheaper land
Councils will be able to purchase land for development via compulsory purchase orders.
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Section 21 delay an ‘essential practical step’, say experts
Industry commentators argue the government is right to assess the county court system before abolishing no-fault evictions.
Oxford Street eyes future as experiential retail destination
NWEC chief Dee Corsi talks about transforming Oxford Street to meet growing demand for experiential retail and leisure.
Rental supply is key to housing crisis
Hamptons’ recent report showing average residential rent rises ‘nearly halved’ since last summer will come as a relief to renters across the country, especially in London, where the slowdown has been particularly pronounced.
Hines secures approval for £1bn redevelopment of 18 Blackfriars Road in Southwark
The developer intends the project to be London’s lowest whole-life carbon high-rise development.
Newcastle University and Genr8 Kajima Regeneration get green light for £500m health neighbourhood
Former Newcastle hospital site to be truned into space for R&D, employment, education and NHS users, pus 1,250 homes.
Freehold development in Leicester leads Strettons’ April auction
A total of £8.9m was raised at the auction, which achieved a success rate of 85%.
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Tech helps to put occupiers first
Retail takes lead in net zero race
By the way: Peter Bill on Julian Richer’s book on fixing the housing crisis
Swansea pioneers a green model
All generations need levelling up
Smashing the glass ceiling