All Property Week articles in 11 Novermber 2016 – Page 8
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InsightIt’s the end of the world as we know it...
America likes to do things bigger and better than everyone else - and so it goes with political shocks. Donald Trump’s victory this week makes the UK’s vote to leave the EU look like a little local difficulty in Europe’s backyard. Trump promised “Brexit plus plus plus” and he delivered. ...
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NewsDungeon fit-out gets thumbs up from Pexhurst director
Having established a reputation as a fit-out specialist in education and healthcare, Metropolis was surprised to see Pexhurst director Nick Tagliarini behind bars during Halloween.
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NewsA complex cubic conundrum
The 80s was a great decade for inventions, though for every mobile phone or Mac, there was an electric doormat or briefcase alarm.
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InformationShoppers place value on service
Research shows that consumers value the experience and look and feel of the store more highly than anything else.
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InformationCACI report highlights most likely targets for M&S store closures
Marks & Spencer stores in Merton, Birmingham, Oadby and Sevenoaks are among the sites most likely to close as part of the retailer’s cull of 60 clothing and homeware stores, according to location specialist CACI.
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InsightCashing in on the London office space race
The UK is looking to build new alliances beyond Europe after Brexit, and Asian investors appear bullish about our prospects outside the EU as evidenced by COS Capital’s plans to invest £900m from their London office.
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InsightSay hi to hi-tech concept stores
No sector has moved on quite as much in the past 10 years as retail. The rise of the smartphone and with it online shopping have totally transformed the way we shop - online, anyway.
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OnlineM&S to announce up to 30 store closures
Marks Spencer is expected to announce the closure of up to 30 stores tomorrow as part of a strategy shift by chief executive Steve Rowe.
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InsightSupermarkets: discounters race for space
Of all the seismic changes that have taken place in the grocery sector in recent years, the emergence of discounters Aldi and Lidl as a disruptive force in the market has been among the most dramatic.
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InsightSit up and listen: F45 Training interview
A workout craze from Down Under is set to turn the UK’s fitness scene on its head. As revealed by Property Week in September, Australian operator F45 Training is embarking on a programme to open 50 studios across the country by autumn next year.
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InsightFive minutes with: Julia Wilkinson of Shaftesbury
Shaftesbury’s restaurant strategy executive on Kingly Court, cupcakes and the night of 300 gins.
