All Property Week articles in 15 May 2020 – Page 5
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NewsOBI Property eyes Birmingham as location of third office after Leeds
Manchester office agency OBI Property is eyeing Birmingham for its third office location after it opened its second office, in Leeds, last year.
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OnlineChanges in seller activity will generate new opportunities
Our auctions are going to play a vital role for commercial property investors in the coming months.
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InformationGuide to Auctions supplement May 2020
Robust security is essential to online auction success – The appetite for auctions remains strong – Will we ever return to the ballroom now that Covid-19 has driven auctions online? – Bond Wolfe’s chief executive on the auction house’s growth ambitions
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NewsThis week in… 2014
A portfolio of eight shopping centres known as Project Swallowtail was put up for sale by Abbey Group and Foyleside Group for £710m.
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InformationProperty Week Digital Edition – 15 May 2020
Prime London market poised for rapid post-lockdown rebound – UKGBC’s Julie Hirigoyen on how far the property industry has progressed in addressing climate change – Expert panel address how Covid-19 will affect the green agenda in the Property Week Climate Crisis Challenge Zoom debate – Insurers face action for failing ...
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NewsRoger Lewis returns to UK with £100m placemaking war chest
The property dealer has set up a new firm named RLD to target mixed-use schemes in major UK cities, and launches Hackertel.
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ProfessionalJoin the Climate Crisis Challenge Campaign Virtual Event
Join the Climate Crisis Challenge Campaign Virtual Event in collaboration with UKGBC to give your views and help the industry #BeTheSolution.
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InsightWill our planet be the long-term winner?
The Covid-19 pandemic has had a devastating effect on the global economy, with an economic fallout worse than during the 2008 financial crisis, according to the IMF. We’re also seeing a rapid change in people’s working patterns, with millions of employees forced to work from home, and ...
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NewsPrime London market poised for swift post-Covid recovery
Prime transactions have taken a hit but experts predict that the high-end resi market will bounce back.
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MarketsHomes Under the virtual hammer
Covid-19 has driven the auction market online. Property Week examines the new normal and asks if we will ever get back to the ballroom.
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InsightWe should prepare now for the great rebuild
All of us are wondering what the future will look like. To my mind, one thing is clear – when we begin to emerge from this crisis, a huge effort will be needed to rebuild our economy, and building – in the true bricks-and-mortar sense of the word – must ...
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InsightFlexible workspace has a key role to play
Editor: After weeks of government advice to stay at home and protect lives by working remotely, many workers are understandably apprehensive about a return to the office.
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InsightLight at the end of the tunnel
We’ll build again. But, even after the PM’s exhortation for construction workers to be “actively encouraged” back to site, it’s not entirely clear where or when. One thing’s clear, though: nothing will ever be quite the same in property.
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InsightView from the top: Julie Hirigoyen, chief executive at UKGBC
UKGBC’s chief executive no longer has to plead the case for sustainability but thinks stakeholders still have a long way to go if the UK is to reach net zero emissions by 2050.
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ProfessionalInsurance market divided over business interruption claims
While some insurers seem willing to pay out, others are preparing to stand their ground despite legal action
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InsightTech is crucial for better office health
Editor: Your article ‘Eight million office workers unable to return to offices’ suggested how workplaces may need to adapt in the immediate term when we exit from lockdown.
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InsightLandlords are being ostracised
It’s like being the unpopular kid in the playground: the big boys pick on you and the teachers ignore your plight. That is the sense of isolation being experienced by the UK’s commercial landlords. No legislation has been put in place to assist this unpopular group.
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NewsQ&A: Tom Bloxham on getting back to work
The Urban Splash chairman outlines his hopes and expectations for life after lockdown.
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NewsBack to the drawing board for Hammerson as deal collapses
It could try to sell parks individually or raise equity after the failed sale of a £400m retail park portfolio to Orion.
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MarketsQ&A: Gurpreet Bassi on growth ambitions
Bond Wolfe has made a big splash since it launched in 2019, and Property Week finds out how the business is doing now.
