All Property Week articles in 23 June 2017 – Page 5
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News
Romulus on verge of buying Hammersmith office block
Romulus Construction is closing in on a deal to buy Hammersmith office building 3 Shortlands for a price in excess of £60m, Property Week understands.
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Insight
Property will remain attractive despite political turmoil
While the election has caused huge uncertainty in Westminster, we must remember that political drama does not always translate to upheaval in the property investment market.
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Insight
What must be done to stop another Grenfell happening?
As the causes of the fire at Grenfell Tower in North Kensington last week begin to become clearer, government bodies and the property industry are asking themselves some searching questions about how to prevent tragedies like this in future.
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News
Amazon’s Whole Foods buy shows property is vital to food retail
The $13.7bn (£10.7bn) sale of Whole Foods Market last week to Amazon shows the continued importance of property in the food retail market. This was the conclusion of experts gathered at a round table organised by NatWest this week on the future of retail.
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Professional
Innovative thinking required to bring about the smart office buildings of the future
Thinking about what the buildings of the future will look like might seem an overwhelming task to some, while to others it may seem a fruitless endeavour that has little impact on how real estate companies actually operate. In fact, neither view is correct, according to a new report designed ...
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Information
Property Week Digital Edition - 23 June 2017
Grenfell Tower tragedy - Sadiq Khan - MEATliquor interview - Norwood Property Lunch
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Online
Tak Lee’s Shaftesbury stake passes 20%
Hong Kong billionaire Samuel Tak Lee has upped his stake in Shaftesbury again taking his shareholding past the 20% mark.
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News
Property teams fall over themselves to benefit charity
Retail is a competitive world, so Metropolis wasn’t surprised to see the annual Elifar Challenge tug of war being taken particularly seriously.
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News
When two become one...
This year’s Norwood Property Lunch was inevitably an event of mixed emotions.
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News
‘Cautious market’ suppresses result at Savills’ London sale
Savills has blamed political uncertainty and an “unpredictable market” for subdued activity at its fourth London auction of the year.
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Insight
Norwood Property Lunch: a noble cause and effect
Last Friday, more than 750 of the biggest names in property turned out for the Norwood Property Lunch at London Hilton Park Lane and raised more than £600,000 for the thousands of vulnerable young people, families and adults with learning disabilities that Norwood supports every year.
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Markets
MEATliquor: the burger king
The theft of a burger van may seem an unlikely start to the story of a successful restaurant chain, but then MEATliquor has never done things the conventional way.
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News
Trinder joins LIV Group as PRS projects director
Specialist build-to-rent adviser and operator LIV Group has appointed Emma Trinder from Moorfield as PRS projects director.
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Information
Which London icon is on top?
Three of London’s most high-profile office towers - the Walkie-Talkie, The Shard and the Cheesegrater - have gone head to head in a lettings battle.
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News
North offers best buy-to-let opportunities
Stoke-on-Trent is the best location in the UK for buy-to-let investment, according to new research.
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News
Events firm out to Trespass on London sites
Music event organiser Trespass is on the hunt for vacant development space for its immersive live shows.
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News
Over-station scheme on cards for Croydon
One of the busiest railway stations in the country, East Croydon, could be redeveloped to include an over-station commercial-led scheme.
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Insight
Market forces: Berwick Street Market
Soho has always provoked controversy and last year it hit the headlines again for all the wrong reasons.
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Insight
Everything must change after housing’s 9/11 – there cannot be another Grenfell
Everything changed on the morning of 14 June 2017. Grenfell Tower was UK housing’s 9/11. From now on, more homes need to be built - and be built better. Hang the ideology.
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News
Chinese investor in talks over major Barking development
A large Chinese investor is in negotiations with Barking and Dagenham council to deliver a landmark development of at least 1m sq ft of commercial space and up to 5,000 homes in the borough, Property Week can reveal.