All Property Week articles in 4 November 2022 – Page 4
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NewsKosy Living secures land for Brighton’s tallest buildings
Developer and investor Kosy Living is preparing to submit plans for what it claims will be Brighton’s tallest buildings, having secured land for the scheme.
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NewsOffice occupancy costs at highest ever levels, warns LSH
The energy crisis has forced overall occupancy costs for UK office space to their highest ever levels, according to Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH).
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NewsTCC submits plans for 45,000 sq ft Manchester logistics facility
Commercial retail developer and investor Trammell Crow Company (TCC), a subsidiary of CBRE Group, has submitted a planning application for a 45,755 sq ft logistics facility across three units in Heywood, Greater Manchester.
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NewsCBRE IM secures lettings in London Victoria building
CBRE Investment Management (CBRE IM) has agreed two leasing deals at office building 5 Howick Place near London Victoria rail station, totalling more than 40,000 sq ft.
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NewsUK build-to-rent sector almost doubles YoY for Q3
Investment in build-to-rent (BTR) homes in the third quarter reached £1.17bn, almost double the £600m total spent in the same period last year, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
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InsightOffice of the future? On your bike
Last month I toured the almost complete JJ Mack Building in Farringdon, guided by Gerald Kaye, chief executive of its developer, Helical.
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InformationProperty Week Digital Edition – 4 November 2022
Nationwide records fall in house prices; Landsec office report finds occupiers need to improve ‘hybrid hotchpotch’ work practices to keep staff happy; With footfall still down on pre-Covid-19 levels, shopping centres are looking to leisure and food and beverage offers to pull in the customers
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NewsInterest rates reach 3% for first time since 2008
The Bank of England (BoE) has increased the UK interest rate by 0.75% to 3%, a level not seen since November 2008 during the financial crisis.
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InsightHospitals must stand test of time
Hospitals and healthcare centres play a key part in UK communities and with the government’s ambitions for the biggest hospital building programme in a generation, there is a clear appetite for growth.
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NewsFirms need to get their hybrid policies and office space right
Landsec study reveals lack of clarity over meaning of hybrid working and highlights need for tailored workspaces
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InsightLandlords fear rental overhaul may be harmful to investment
Repeal of Section 21 and other reforms may disincentivise HMO landlords from increasing investment.
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InsightDudley transformed
The West Midlands town has taken an alternative approach to urban regeneration. Andy Hillier asks whether it could offer a blueprint for other town centres struggling with a legacy of redundant buildings.
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InsightDon’t listen to housing ‘experts’
Was rehabilitated Levelling-up secretary Michael Gove right in one of his past pronouncements, that “people have had enough of ‘experts’ saying they know what is best and getting it consistently wrong”? Quite possibly, especially when it comes to housing.
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NewsNI housing contractors released as costs soar
Northern Ireland’s housing body took the decision to prevent firms going under
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InsightCompanies left unable to plan for Revaluation Day
A lack of information on next year’s business rates revaluation is making it impossible for companies to budget with confidence. The government has not yet properly addressed the issue, leaving little time for businesses to plan for Revaluation Day on 1 April 2023.
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NewsUK still Europe’s largest commercial property investment market
The UK remains in the top spot as Europe’s largest commercial real estate investment market, reveals the latest Europe Capital Trends report from MSCI Real Assets, which shows a decline in transaction volumes in all the major markets and sectors in Q3.
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InsightNext steps for first-time buyers
The Help to Buy: Equity Loan has helped more than 350,000 people get on the property ladder since 2013, but after being limited to first-time buyers last year, the scheme is finally coming to an end in March 2023, with intake of new applicants ending last month.
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NewsQ&A: Native director on rising to the BTR sector’s challenges
Origination director of group’s new BTR arm believes expansion of ‘renting generation’ will sustain the sector
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InsightWill Rishi bring Christmas cheer?
As we head towards the Christmas retail season, the economic headwinds do not look great: inflation in double digits, output falling to the point of recession, the highest tax burden since the war, political instability domestically and conflict in Europe.
