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All Property Week articles in 2 November 2018 – Page 5
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OnlineCity of London to consult on new Local Plan
The City of London Corporation has drawn up a new Local Plan which has been voted through by its Planning and Transportation Committee and will now go out for public consultation.
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OnlineCivitas shares rise on NAV report
Shares in Civitas Social Housing climbed 0.91% on Thursday to 111p after the social housing REIT reported a 0.2% rise in its NAV for Q3.
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InsightMcCann heads east as City mix gets more creative
Marketing giant’s move from West End to Bishopsgate reflects wider shift eastward by tech and media firms.
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InsightUK hotel rental growth slows as supply of rooms increases
Rental growth in the UK hotel sector has slowed this year as a result of an increase in the supply of new hotel rooms, research from GVA and STR reveals.
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InsightA picture of health: GP surgery of the future
Seven architects pitched their proposals for the GP surgery of the future at Mipim UK. Adam Branson takes a look at the concepts and reveals the winner.
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MarketsHigh-tech data gathering helps to optimise office space
More and more occupiers and landlords are using apps, sensors and portals to monitor and optimise their space use.
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InsightHammond dashes high street’s high hopes
‘Malities, malities, malities, malities – that’s the four malities over.’ Now that’s a funny joke.
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InsightA downturn may be coming but we're not at code red yet
The recent 10-year anniversary of Lehman Brothers’ collapse prompted a range of reflective articles – including in this publication – looking at this event’s significance as one of the first major manifestations of the global financial crisis and the start of a particularly testing time of instability.
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ProfessionalEffectiveness of energy performance certificates called into question
Experts believe more investment is needed to make EPCs fit for purpose.
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NewsOverseas buyers drive record quarter for Midtown office investment deals
Investment transactions in London Midtown’s office market hit a record level in the third quarter of this year, boosted by overseas investor activity, according to data from Midtown-specialist agent Farebrother.
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InsightSaudi investment: business as usual?
Following the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Emanuele Midolo asks whether international outcry could stem the flow of Saudi money into UK property.
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NewsShed portfolio investment is set for bumper fourth quarter
If the £400m worth of industrial portfolios on the market go through, total 2018 sales would be close to £3bn
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MarketsNew designs for office life bring out the best in staff
Nick Hughes reports on three office designs that have enhanced occupiers’ workplace culture.
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NewsAlibhai steps down from Cheyne Capital
Partner and portfolio manager of the Social Property Impact Fund resigns.
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NewsAgent P: Ructions in Riyadh
8.00am, Titanic Room: Gloom, 40 fathoms deep. All hope for a £90m deal has just sunk like that bloody ship on the wall, along with a whale of a fee.
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NewsRibston looks ahead to second fund after successful debut
Firm founded by former Ashtenne trio has acquired 35 properties for about £140m for its first fund.
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InformationProperty Week Digital Edition – 2 November 2018
Budget 2018 review – Saudi investment in UK – Palace Capital interview – North West markets in focus
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InsightPalace’s top scorers: Neil Sinclair, Richard Starr and Stephen Silvester interview
Palace Capital trio Neil Sinclair, Richard Starr and Stephen Silvester have built up a £140m business from a standing start in 2010. They reveal to Simon Creasey how they plan to grow it into a £500m one.
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NewsSeparated at birth: Phil Wilson and Jim Rash
Metropolis doesn’t know if Phil Wilson, Peel’s housebuilding chief exec, has any outlandish outfits from his college days, but he’s certainly the double of actor Jim Rash, who plays Dean Pelton in American sitcom Community.
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