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All Property Week articles in 15 November 2019 – Page 5
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NewsThis week in… 2015
The Co-operative Group and Hermes Investment Management secured planning permission for two office buildings, which formed part of their NOMA development in Manchester.
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InformationProperty Week Digital Edition – 15 November 2019
Retirement Living Conference – Hot 100 Retail Locations 2019 – PWMA Award winners – Yorkshire Humber; East Anglia Essex markets – Grenfell fire inquiry
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NewsKingsbridge snaps up Charlotte Place in Southampton for £14m
Kingsbridge Estates has bought Southampton office building Charlotte Place from Columbia Threadneedle Investments for £14.1m.
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InsightHot 100 Retail Locations 2019
Property Week and CACI reveal the UK retail locations with the most seasonal appeal and attraction for outside visitors.
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OnlineCBRE hires NewRiver founding director in senior retail role
CBRE has appointed Nick Sewell as an executive director in its retail investment team.
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OnlinePlentific secures over £27m in Series B funding round
Plentific has secured a €32m (£27.3m) Series B funding round.
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ProfessionalWill debate over the London Plan lead to a review of the green belt?
You will no doubt have seen the headlines about reduced housing targets, increased demand for industrial land and the need for a green-belt review in the inspectors’ response to the London Plan.
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ProfessionalDo CVAs create an unfair market for solvent retail tenants?
CVAs have certainly generated mixed feelings on the high street. In the past few weeks, high street landlord British Land has rapidly settled a challenge to Monsoon Accessorize’s CVA, allowing the struggling retailer to cut its rents by 25% to 65% across half of its stores.
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ProfessionalFirst-phase Grenfell report has big implications for property
Report outlines fire safety changes property owners must make but wider recommendations are yet to come
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InsightQ-Park sale-and-leaseback strategy will pay off
Editor: It has been reported that parking operator Q-Park has completed 14 sale-and-leasebacks across the UK since March this year . Investors are more interested in the market than ever before – but why?
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InsightFlexible office model is here to stay
Editor: The further we dig into the sorry story of WeWork, the clearer it becomes that the factors that led to its incredible expansion worldwide are the same factors that have fuelled its demise .
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InsightFive minutes with Johnny Hawkins
Knight Frank’s capital markets partner on building trust, younger generations and gender equality
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InsightBrexit effect on logistics
The UK’s eventual departure from the EU is likely to cause major changes in occupational demand. The industrial and logistics sector will be at the forefront of this change, given its role in creating, moving and storing physical goods.
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MarketsLeeds’ flexible office revolution
City’s flexible workspace expected to double in scale over the next five years.
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InsightWe need studio space – and fast
James Bond has been one of Britain’s most high-profile symbols since his arrival on the big screen in 1962. But now his home is under threat from the arrival of an American giant.
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MarketsFrank Marshall Estates set to roll out Nano Park concept
Firm has earmarked development sites in Yorkshire and beyond
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NewsSmall investors stung by Inspired collapse
Inspired Asset Management owed about £12m to unsecured creditors, including small investors that bought the company’s bonds, when it collapsed in September, an administrators report has revealed.
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NewsTwo flexible workspace operators close centres in London
Two flexible office providers, Campfire and Prospect Business Centres, have been forced to close centres in the latest illustration of how difficult it is to compete in London’s crowded flexible office market.
