All Property Week articles in 17 May 2013 – Page 2
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British Land extends digital offering at Meadowhall
Meadowhall, the Sheffield shopping centre, is to offer virtual gift cards to its shoppers as part of a growing digital strategy across British Land’s retail portfolio.
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CBRE appoints new UK head of retail
CBRE has promoted Phil Cann to become its new UK head of retail.
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Premier Inn expands in north-west
Premier Inn has identified seven new sites across the north- west to fulfil a portion of its UK expansion plans.
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Biocompatibles compatible with Watchmoor Park
Medical technology company, Biocompatibles has signed an agreement with Segro to take space at Watchmoor Park in Camberley.
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Shaftesbury slow rental growth a product of "unusally high development"
Shaftesbury has increased its net asset value per share by 5% but said its rental growth had been tempered by “unusually high” levels of development and refurbishment over the last six months.
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Property Week agency rankings survey goes live
Property Week has launched its Agency 2013 survey and is now looking for submissions.
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Government supports resi plan with £32m loan
The government has agreed to provide £32m of financial backing to enable the creation of 5,500 homes in Plymouth.
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Great Portland posts stellar outperformance
Great Portland Estates has increased its net asset value per share by a sizeable 10.7% over the year ending 31 March, it was announced this morning.
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Great Portland posts stellar outperformance
Great Portland Estates has increased its net asset value per share by a sizeable 10.7% over the year ending 31 March, it was announced this morning.
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Approval given for Shell Centre revamp
Plans to redevelop the Shell Centre on London’s Southbank have been approved by Lambeth Council.
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Coventry Council confirms new Friargate office
Coventry City Council has confirmed its plans to become the first tenant at the city’s Friargate business district development.
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Government rejects calls to scrap out-of-date planning guidance
The government has rejected recommendations that would have seen the immediate cancellation of out-of-date planning guidance.
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Topland relocates
Topland Group will move its London head office to the premises next door on Wigmore Street in London it was announced today.
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Retail bodies hit out at "ridiculous" business rate delays
The Association of Convenience Stores, the British Council of Shopping Centres and the Distressed Town Centre Taskforce have waded into the debate around business rates with calls for a rethink on the revaluation delay.
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VOA appeals to Supreme Court over City rates decision
The Valuation Office Agency is appealing a court decision that determined how rates should be assessed for two floors of the same property.
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Development agreement signed at Greenwich
An exclusivity agreement has been signed to bring about the development of the Alcatel-Lucent site on the Greenwich Peninsula.
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BRC warns business rates hamper store openings
The head of the British Retail Consortium has warned that high business rates are hitting store openings.
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Rightmove: London House Price Index May 2013
Buyers in the capital are facing new sellers’ average asking prices in excess of £500,000 for the first time
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Cushman hires new head of residential from JLL
Cushman Wakefield has enlarged its residential team in London by hiring two residential agents, including one partner, from Jones Lang LaSalle.
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Cushman & Wakefield: Data Centre Risk Index 2013
Data centre downtime can potentially cost millions in lost revenue and compensation; it can even threaten the livelihood of a business by causing irreparable damage to its reputation.