All Property Week articles in 17 March 2017 – Page 4
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InsightWaterloo sunrise: Leake Street Arches
Locals are aware of the hidden gem that is the area around Waterloo station, but for the majority of people who pass through it en route to and from the South Bank, it consists of a series of seemingly impenetrable underpasses and roundabouts surrounding the station and little else.
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InsightWhy alternative lenders favour 'use it or lose it' strategy
Last year was a busy one for Mutual Finance in the real estate debt market. During 2016, we arranged about £700m of drawdowns on behalf of our clients.
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NewsEx-DeVono director Landau launches agency
Former DeVono director Adam Landau has founded his own agency, which will offer commercial property advice to tenants as well as strategic advice to help them grow their businesses.
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MarketsAfter a long wait, work is forging ahead at historic Kirkstall site
In the 1580s, iron production commenced at Kirkstall Forge, a 57-acre chunk of land, split by the River Aire, just 3.5 miles from the heart of Leeds city centre.
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InformationProperty Week Digital Edition - 17 March 2017
Mipim roundup - Who owns London? - Top cities for EMEA investors - Yorkshire focus
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MarketsCan Leeds reach the magical 1m sq ft office take-up mark?
Will the Leeds city centre office market punch through the 1m sq ft take-up barrier in 2017? That is the question agents in the city are debating at the moment.
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NewsOxford Properties to make £1bn-plus BTR push
Oxford Properties is poised to make its first foray into build-to-rent (BTR) in a move that could see it commit “in excess of £1bn” to the burgeoning sector, Property Week can reveal.
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NewsSEGRO boss gets £1m rise after bumper year
SEGRO chief executive David Sleath has been rewarded with a bumper £1m increase in his total pay as the company embarks on a second equity raise in six months to capitalise on the buoyant industrial market.
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InsightWho owns London?
Property Week teamed up with Datscha to reveal which companies own the biggest chunks of land in the capital - and the results may raise a few eyebrows.
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OnlineUK healthcare outperforms all other property sectors in 2016
The healthcare property sector gave a 7.9% return, outperforming all other property sectors, data from MSCI’s IPD UK Annual Healthcare Property Index revealed.
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InformationPrime London house prices to rise by 10% over next five years
After a tough 2016, house prices in prime central London are forecast to grow by 10.3% over the next five years, according to Cluttons’ residential market outlook report.
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ProfessionalWhy ownership structures will change in the future
The traditional concept of property ownership is coming under increased and significant pressure. Socio-economic developments and market disruption are posing questions about the future of ownership as both an aspiration and investment.
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NewsMet appoints Knight Frank to dispose of 250 buildings
The Metropolitan Police has hired Knight Frank to advise it on the disposal of around 250 surplus buildings in London.
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NewsRICS warns of skills hit from hard Brexit
The UK construction industry could lose 8% of its workforce if the government fails to retain access to the single market in its Brexit negotiations with the EU, the RICS has warned.
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InsightSmart railway station redevelopment is key to renewal
With Article 50 due to be triggered shortly after Mipim, it is timely to reflect on the UK and European property markets.
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NewsNew Look for Hammersmith as SREF signs slew of deals
Schroder UK Real Estate Fund (SREF) has signed New Look as the anchor tenant for its redevelopment of the Kings Mall Shopping Centre in Hammersmith.
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NewsOffice Outlet markets space in 35 stores
Office Outlet - the stationer formerly known as Staples - is looking for other retailers to take space in a third of its shops in a bid to restore its financial health.
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InsightGet Living on hunt for sites in major UK regional cities
Get Living is expanding its horizons beyond London, where it is best known as the owner and manager of the 1,439 homes at East Village in Stratford - one of the first and most recognisable rental developments in the UK.
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OnlineVideo: Mipim 2017 - Bruce Ritchie on Resi Land's £500m spending plans
Speaking exclusively to Property Week at Mipim 2017, Residential Land’s Bruce Ritchie talks about his plans to spend £500m over the next 12 months, PW’s Call Off Duty campaign and the impact of Brexit.
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InsightEngie boss explains Keepmoat acquisition
The £330m deal struck earlier this month by Engie to acquire Keepmoat’s regeneration arm came as a surprise.
