All Property Week articles in 22 June 2018 – Page 5
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Insight
Stenprop at your service: Stenprop interview
Stenprop wants to be the UK’s first true ‘serviced industrial’ provider, but will the concept be as revolutionary for the sector as it has been for offices? Paul Arenson and Julian Carey outline their plans.
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Insight
The Future Works: the future work place?
A new speculative office development has just been unveiled in Slough, a town that has been enjoying a renaissance over the past few years. Property Week visits The Future Works to find out more.
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Markets
Hammersmith is the first stop for occupiers outside central London
Comparatively low rents and a growing range of amenities are attracting occupiers to Hammersmith.
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Insight
New tools will transform property asset management
Effective property asset management is more crucial than ever.
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News
Samsung ‘digital playground’ set for arrival at King’s Cross
Electronics giant tries to attract young and tech-savvy shoppers with experiential store concept.
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Insight
We must all adapt to constantly changing retail sector
Being a retail- and leisure-focused agent, most of my waking hours and many of my nightmares revolve around three letters – CVA.
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Insight
Contractors absorb rising construction costs
Contractors are not passing on rising construction costs to developers because of the uncertainty surrounding Brexit negotiations, according to the latest Savills Programme and Cost Sentiment Survey (SPECS).
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Information
Property Week Digital Edition – 22 June 2018
The Future Works in focus – Stenprop interview – London markets analysis – New Town Developments
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Professional
Landlords push back against CVAs to offset challenge of re-letting
Retailers, both big and small, continue to struggle against a backdrop of changing consumer shopping habits, ecommerce, rising labour costs and business rates, as well as a general fall in consumer confidence driven by economic uncertainty in the aftermath of Brexit.
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Insight
Third of local councils miss housing targets
110 councils in England projected to fail two or more government housing targets.
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Markets
London market focus: London Dock, Hammersmith and Peckham Levels
Developer converts Rupert Murdoch’s former HQ into giant mixed-use scheme as centrepiece of wider regeneration plan.
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Online
IPO filing reveals details of Cushman & Wakefield's financial performance
Documents filed yesterday for Cushman Wakefield’s initial public offering (IPO) show that the company notched up total revenues of $6.9bn in 2017, which puts it shy of JLL’s $7.9bn for the same period.
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Professional
New Town Development Corporations could prevent ‘political merry-go-round’
The government’s plan to create New Town Development Corporations has met with mixed reactions from the industry.
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Professional
Why University of London is on the hunt for new sites
Property director believes increasing supply, quality and affordability of student accommodation is vital
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News
Two deals show resurgence of European CMBS market
Return of CMBS driven by strong investor demand and high number of loans suitable for securitisation
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Insight
The government must make the right connections to bridge north-south divide
We are a nation divided. The last election resulted in the two-party system reasserting itself, but few voters have much confidence in either.
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News
UK sees 10% rise in flexible workspaces
Research shows rise in niche operators boosted growth in number of centres
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News
Goldman Sachs swoops for City office asset
Goldman Sachs has bought a City of London office building from Legal General for just under £70m, Property Week can reveal.
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News
Orange set to relocate HQ to The Porter Building in Slough
French telecoms operator is on verge of signing for 27,000 sq ft of space at the Landid/Brockton scheme