All Property Week articles in 20 March 2020 – Page 6
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NewsTurning Goole into a global hub
Enviable geography and land supply are luring some star names to East Riding.
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NewsTemple masterplan aims to create new Leeds quarter
CEG wants to build a £350m mixed-use scheme.
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OnlineIndustry has yet to grasp the benefits of proptech
The recent Oxford Future of Real Estate Initiative report showing that the UK is leading proptech investment into Europe was encouraging news.
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OnlineSecure Trust Bank Real Estate Finance refinances £18m for QIP
Secure Trust Bank Real Estate Finance has refinanced a £18m facility for Q Investment Partners (QIP), on Straits Manor, a purpose built student accommodation complex in Sheffield.
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OnlineCovid-19: City of London Corporation changes rent payments for small businesses
The City of London Corporation is to change its rental payments for small business tenants to ease the financial strain during the Covid-19 outbreak.
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NewsEREC Estates plans to expand digs portfolio
Anglo-Chinese JV aims to grow student portfolio to 5,000 beds in three to five years
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InsightConnectivity key to UK’s future
As many UK workers currently sit at home and try to virtually recreate their work environment, politicians and businesses need to ask how we remain a world-leading country and economy after Brexit and the impact of Covid-19.
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NewsSpin class: Working from home
On Monday, it had just gone 10 when Sophie and I received a call from a client wanting to put their contract on hold.
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NewsProperty Week’s charity football tournament cancelled
The Property Week football cup will not go ahead following latest government guidance
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NewsBudget criticised over limited scope of business rates relief
Consultants slam government for leaving larger firms and those outside the retail and leisure sectors ‘to rot’
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NewsGovernment extends PDR to boost SME residential development
Under new PDR, developers will not need planning permission to add two storeys to residential buildings
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NewsIntu on the brink as analysts warn it has ‘run out of options’
Landlord’s portfolio slumped £2bn in value in 2019. If the same happens this year, its equity will be wiped out
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NewsThis week in… 1999
Developer Irvine Sellar gave a “cast iron” guarantee that his £350m plan for the skyscraper that would eventually be known as The Shard would not be altered or “dumbed down”.
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NewsCovid-19 lockdown
The country was thrown into chaos this week after prime minister Boris Johnson did a U-turn and effectively implemented a nationwide lockdown on everyday life in an attempt to contain the Covid-19 pandemic.
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OnlineSecond Home confirms co-founder’s departure
Second Home has confirmed that co-chief executive Sam Aldenton has left the business, and remaining founder Rohan Silva will become sole chief executive.
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OnlineMore hotel chains offer beds to the NHS
More hotel chains have offered up their empty rooms to the NHS to help manage the coronavirus outbreak.
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InsightMore action is required on business rates relief
Editor: Some businesses can breathe a little easier following last week’s Budget. As Property Week reported, the chancellor announced that any eligible retail, leisure or hospitality business with a rateable value of less than £51,000 will pay no business rates this year .
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InsightBudget measures must help everyone
Editor: Extra business rates relief measures announced by the chancellor this week, added to those in the Budget, should go far in helping the retail and leisure sector through the worst of the current coronavirus crisis .
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NewsBig firms axe ballroom sales and move auctions online
Big auction houses to live stream scheduled sales as coronavirus advice leads to cancellation of public events
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ProfessionalPeople Moves: CBRE, Colliers International, Leumi UK and more
All the latest moves, appointments and promotions from across the property sector.
