All Property Week articles in 6 October 2017 – Page 5
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InsightToo many unanswered questions in Theresa May speech
Theresa May’s announcement on new money for social housing – and that she will take personal charge of re-igniting home ownership again in Britain - will be welcomed.
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NewsOffice demand in Oxfordshire soars in H1
Office space requirements in Oxfordshire rose 74% in the first half of the year, while take-up hit a record 225,000 sq ft.
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InsightWill industrial learn its lessons in PDR extension?
Land supply, whether it be for industrial, office or residential use, is in short supply.
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NewsHenley USA splashes $100m in New York and Phoenix
Henley’s US arm has sealed three deals to acquire more than 1,000 homes for rent for about $100m (£75m).
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MarketsIs property finally embracing the tech revolution?
In a world of circuit boards, megabytes and algorithms, the property sector remains resolutely paper heavy.
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NewsMay's social housing pledge 'not enough'
Theresa May’s plan to boost the country’s supply of social housing with a £2bn cash injection has been met with mixed reactions from the industry.
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NewsJV on hunt for investment partner for Reading scheme
Benson Elliot and Stanhope are looking to secure an investment partner to finance the first phase of their £500m mixed-use scheme Station Hill in Reading.
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InsightMr Nice Guy: Guy Nixon interview
Go Native founder Guy Nixon tells Property Week about his bold BTR vision and how he plans to triple the firm’s turnover in the next five years.
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NewsHigh-value lots to hold sway in fourth-quarter auctions
A wave of unusually highly priced lots is set to hit the auction market in October and November.
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NewsStrettons October sale raises £12.5m
Strettons’ fifth auction of the year raised £4.4m more than its previous sale in July and could top its October 2016 result, with several post-auction sales in the pipeline.
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InsightHow AAS is disrupting business
The as-a-service (AAS) business model has evolved at great speed to disrupt and transform the way companies of every size operate.
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Insight‘Fuller form of rent control’ is never successful
It is hard to know exactly what Jeremy Corbyn means when he talks about “rent controls” .
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ProfessionalPeople Moves: Savills, MDA, Techspace and more
All the latest moves, appointments and promotions from across the property sector.
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InsightPerfect time to take a sabbatical
In a week when we took a step closer to World War III, took a step back towards socialism with Jack White… sorry, Jeremy Corbyn, demanding rent caps, while his London mayor banned Uber, I was glad to see a few chinks of light prick through the gloom in your ...
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OnlineCatalyst raises €400m for new core plus fund
Catalyst Capital has raised more than €400m in the first close of a new ‘evergreen’ real estate fund called Catalyst Core Plus European Property Fund.
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OnlineBNP Paribas Real Estate unveils new UK board
BNP Paribas Real Estate has revealed details of its new 11-strong UK board following the acquisition of Strutt Parker.
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InsightSkills shortage could stymie London housing strategy
After reading Samantha Partington’s review of London’s draft housing strategy what concerns me is that in the last few years the London housing market has seen a dramatic decline in the number of contractors in the market, especially those that want and are able to undertake small scale developments. ...
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OnlineJoin the conversation: PW & BNP PRE to host #retailregen Twitter debate
The retail sector is at an important juncture and we’re set to debate the key issues…in 140 characters.
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