All Property Week articles in 17 June 2016 – Page 5
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OnlineL&G invests £65m in Newcastle science park
Legal General has revealed plans to invest £65m into Science Central, a science and technology hub in Newcastle City Centre.
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NewsEye can’t believe they did it - Bidwells complete 'visually impaired' climb
Climbing a mountain in the name of charity is a noble enough feat in itself - but doing it while being visually impaired is something else.
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InsightWhat’s driving the growth in logistics?
Industrial property has emerged as one of the strongest performing asset classes this year, apparently brushing off the threat of Brexit as consumers shop - or rather, click - until they drop.
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NewsOffice investment slows in lead-up to referendum
Investment in the central London office market slowed sharply in the first quarter of the year amid concerns over the EU referendum , but volumes remained broadly in line with the 10-year average, according to JLL.
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ProfessionalPeople Moves: Dominic Lawson Bespoke Planning, Lambert Smith Hampton and more
All the latest moves, appointments and promotions from across the property sector.
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InsightLandAid 10K run: on common ground
The property industry took Clapham Common by storm last week for LandAid’s annual 10K challenge.
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InsightElifar Challenge 2016: good-sports day
Inclement weather failed to dampen spirits at this year’s Elifar Challenge, when the great and the good of the retail property industry came together to battle it out for charity.
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InsightQ&A: Sir Stuart Lipton
This Monday’s celebration of Sir Stuart Lipton ’s 50 years in London property was described as an “amazing party” by one guest.
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InsightSir Stuart Lipton: a knight to remember
Sir Stuart Lipton had a double celebration this week: 50 years in the property industry, marked by a reception and supper at the National Gallery on Monday, then three days later a party at Abbey Road Studios for his and his wife Ruth’s golden wedding anniversary.
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ProfessionalAppointments expand KFH presence in central London
Estate agent Kinleigh Folkard Hayward (KFH) has expanded its network of branches covering London’s Zone 1, with the launch of new offices in Clerkenwell and Earls Court.
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OnlineIndustry ‘remainers’ make last-ditch pleas as volatility sets in
Leading industry figures have made last-minute pleas for the UK to stay in the EU , as financial markets yo-yo following a series of opinion polls that put the Leave camp ahead.
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NewsMeadow unveils plans for major redevelopment of Mill Hill retail park
Meadow Partners has revealed plans to redevelop a north London retail park into a mixed-use scheme featuring 700 new homes.
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ProfessionalIs Sadiq Khan right to crack down on the conversion of offices to residential?
The mayor wants to restrict the amount of office-to-resi conversions in the capital to protect premises for small businesses.
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NewsPoll: London resi market to be worst hit by Brexit shock
A Brexit could spark a sharp fall in house prices over the next two years, according to a survey undertaken by Property Week .
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NewsBerkeley embarks on modular housing push
Berkeley Group is turning to modular housing in a move described by chairman Tony Pidgley as “a game-changer” that could help solve the housing crisis.
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NewsResi slowdown may provide a boost for regional auctions
A slowdown in the mainstream residential market could provide a fillip for regional auctions as they benefit from a sell-off of stock, the boss of Auction House has said.
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ProfessionalSimon Benison joins JLL as lead director in CEM team
JLL has appointed Simon Benison as lead director of its corporate estates management (CEM) team.
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