All Property Week articles in 14 July 2017 – Page 6
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NewsMaison Bonnet eyes Mayfair success with first UK store
Luxury eyewear brand Maison Bonnet is set to open its first store in the UK in London’s Mayfair.
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InsightLiverpool metro mayor: a man on Mersey’s side
When former Labour MP Steve Rotheram was elected as the first metro mayor of the Liverpool city region in May with a huge 59% of the vote, he said he wanted the city to “punch above its weight”.
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InsightWill robots run construction sites? Not bleepin' likely
A short time ago in a galaxy far, far away, the boffins at Balfour Beatty envisioned a brave new world for construction. Robots would build offices, buildings would build themselves and the few earthlings involved would be controlled by ‘exoskeletons’.
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NewsWoking council to splash out on Dukes Court office complex
Woking Borough Council is in advanced negotiations to buy Dukes Court in Woking from Aerium for a price believed to be around £70m – Property Week understands.
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NewsGCW puts in a peak performance for Three Peaks
It appears triumphing at the annual Elifar Challenge wasn’t enough of a, well, challenge for retail consultant GCW.
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NewsSeparated at birth: Sean Dyche and Andrew Blackshaw
Is Burnley FC manager Sean Dyche keeping himself busy during pre-season with a new role at MAG Property? No, it turns out he just shares a likeness with MAG’s new strategic asset manager Andrew Blackshaw .
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OnlineFirmstone Consortia One purchases St Catherine’s Place
Ashdown Capital has sold the freehold of Bristol’s St Catherine’s Place to Firmstone Consortia One for an undisclosed sum.
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ProfessionalLondon is in rude health – but its commercial centre of gravity is shifting
Given that London played host to this year’s British Council for Offices (BCO) conference, it was fitting that the capital was also the star of the show.
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ProfessionalAustin awarded directorship at Colliers’ Birmingham base
Colliers International has appointed Phil Austin as a director in its project and building consultancy team based in Birmingham
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ProfessionalPeople Moves: Syzygy Renewables, Malcolm Hollis, Powell Williams and more
All the latest moves, appointments and promotions from across the property sector.
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InsightFive minutes with: Daryll Lee of Philip J Davies
The Philip J Davies director on Manchester United, being inspired by his dad and holidays in the Algarve
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InsightThe prop-tech revolution will be visualised
Today’s workplace environment increasingly reflects the interests of millennials as shown by the recent growth of flexible workspace providers – and with good reason, by 2025 three out of four office workers are projected to be born during the period that defines millennials.
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InsightMillennials increasingly influencing workplace design
Today’s workplace environment increasingly reflects the interests of millennials as shown by the recent growth of flexible workspace providers – and with good reason, by 2025 three out of four office workers are projected to be born during the period that defines millennials.
