All Property Week articles in 13 October 2017 – Page 6
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InsightRegional shopping centres: have we seen the last of the mega-malls?
Will another super regional shopping centre ever be built in the UK again? Opinion is divided.
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MarketsSearch to drop anchor tenant on port to give Hull scheme lift-off
It is one of the largest port development sites in the UK. When fully built out, this 453-acre chunk of land in Hull, which is owned by Associated British Ports (ABP) and has been named Humber International Enterprise Park, could accommodate as much as 6.6m sq ft of industrial space ...
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MarketsBruntwood builds Platform for Leeds growth after refurb delays
Few property developments have endured as difficult a birth as Platform, a 120,000 sq ft office block that sits on top of Leeds train station.
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NewsPrivate renters prefer shared ownership
Most private tenants would prefer to buy a home under shared ownership to renting if the cost was the same, a poll has revealed.
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InsightRetail warehouses: retail renaissance
In the face of new challenges, landlords and developers of retail warehousing are having to adapt their approach.
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NewsCC Land to add retail assets in London spending spree
Cheesegrater owner CC Land is broadening its investment horizon in the UK to include retail and shopping centre assets and is exploring further development opportunities.
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NewsDevelopers bag former print works in Leeds
Developers Caddick Group and BET (Leeds) have snapped up a former print works with development potential in Leeds city centre.
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NewsStamp duty hikes slammed
The decision by both the Irish and Welsh governments to increase stamp duty on commercial property has been criticised by industry leaders.
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MarketsLeeds seeks cash and kudos by joining European culture club
What do playwright Alan Bennett, author Helen Fielding, artist John Atkinson Grimshaw, poet Tony Harrison, actor Peter O’Toole and TV presenter Jeremy Paxman have in common?
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InformationOOT retail market holding up
A lack of warehouse space in south London has led to rising rents as occupiers compete for available units.
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ProfessionalQ&A: The thoughts of one young woman as she sets out on a journey into property
At the end of last month, senior figures from across the industry gathered at the upmarket Claridge’s hotel in London for the 2017 Women in Property (WiP) National Student Awards, sponsored by Bouygues UK, Cushman Wakefield and Linden Homes.
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ProfessionalFocus should shift from the skyline to the streetscape
The tops of buildings are often the architecture that captures the public’s imagination, with a silhouette on the skyline giving the building its identity.
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InsightJewel in the Crown: Hannah Milne interview
The Crown Estate’s Hannah Milne talks to Property Week about the business’s repositioning strategy and how its new scheme Rushden Lakes could provide the blueprint for the out-of-town retail destination of the future.
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InformationNearly half of UK staff say their offices are not up to scratch
Almost half of British employees think their offices are “not fit for purpose”, according to a new report.
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InsightInvestors showing faith in shared-ownership schemes
I was surprised to see in Samantha Partington’s report that understanding of shared ownership is worse than previously thought as there is clear evidence that investment in shared-ownership schemes is the next big thing.
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ProfessionalPeople Moves: L’Oréal, Carter Jonas, Knight Frank, CBRE and more
All the latest moves, appointments and promotions from across the property sector.
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NewsProperty golf day delivers over-par sum for mental health
Teeing off ahead of World Mental Health Day, the annual Leeds Property Investment Charity Golf Day swung into action by raising a record sum for a national mental health charity.
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OnlineSouth East office investment reaches £1.3bn in Q3
South East office investment volumes reached £1.3bn during the third quarter of 2017, data from Knight Frank has revealed.
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OnlineLodha secures £517m development loan from M&G
Lodha UK has secured a £517m whole loan from M G Investments for the development of its flagship scheme at No. 1 Grosvenor Square in central London.
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OnlineBPF launches junior property professional network
The British Property Federation (BPF) has launched a network to support the next generation of real estate professionals by connecting them with experts across the sector.
