All Property Week articles in 7 July 2017 – Page 5
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InsightPW Power 100: 31-50
Into the top half of the list, the power only gets stronger among this group.
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NewsDecision on Strutts takeover imminent
The takeover of Strutt Parker by BNP Paribas Real Estate (BNP PRE) has reached a critical stage.
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InsightFlexibility key to prosperity for King’s Cross regeneration
Mention King’s Cross to a Londoner a decade ago and it would have probably conjured up some less than savoury images.
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NewsBPF's Brundage sets out stall
Oxford Properties’ Paul Brundage has outlined his objectives as president of the British Property Federation (BPF) ahead of his inauguration next week.
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InformationProperty Week Digital Edition - 7 July 2017
Power 100 2017 - BTR evolution - Trade counters & self-storage focus
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NewsAmazon develops 2.2m sq ft multi-storey shed in Bristol
Online retail giant Amazon is set to develop its own distribution facility for the first time - a 2.2m sq ft multi-storey shed in Bristol, Property Week can reveal.
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NewsLondon & Capital to land in 2 Fitzroy Place
Aviva Investors and Ashby Capital have signed up global wealth and asset manager London Capital to let the second floor at 2 Fitzroy Place, part of their mixed-use development in London’s Fitzrovia.
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InsightPW Power 100: 51-75
Covering retail, industrial, finance, offices, hotels and beyond, the third quarter of the PW Power 100 exert their power over a wide range of areas.
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InsightPW Power 100: 76-100
Kicking off our inaugural Power 100 list, these 25 people made a telling impact and could shape the future further.
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NewsNick Leslau takes top spot in Power 100
Prestbury Investments chairman Nick Leslau has topped Property Week ’s inaugural Power 100 list.
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InsightPower 100: Ones to Watch...
Alongside compiling the definitive ranking of the 100 most powerful people in property, Property Week has turned its eye to the future and picked out 20 people well placed to take high spots in forthcoming PW Power 100 lists.
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InsightPW Power 100: Number 3 - Tony Pidgley
There are not many bigger characters in property than Berkeley Group chairman Tony Pidgley. For more than three decades, he has been at the top of his game and the property legend, who was inducted into Property Week’s Hall of Fame in 2016, shows no signs of taking his foot ...
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InsightPW Power 100: Number 5 - David Montague
David Montague has overseen a transformative 12 months at L Q.
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InsightPW Power 100: Number 4 - Cheung Chung Kiu
Of all the Far Eastern investors to have flooded into the London office market this year, CC Land has completed the most headline-grabbing deals.
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InsightPW Power 100: 21-30
Among the big hitters in this section of the list are the top men and women at industry heavyweights Cushman Wakefield, Amazon, Peel and Quintain
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InsightPW Power 100: Number 9 - Helen Gordon
Of all the Far Eastern investors to have flooded into the London office market this year, CC Land has completed the most headline-grabbing deals.
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InsightPW Power 100: Number 8 - Jonathan Gray
Jonathan Gray is the puppet master managing Blackstone’s global real estate business, which has $102bn in investor capital under management.
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InsightPW Power 100: Number 7 - David Sleath
It has been a glittering year for SEGRO and its chief executive David Sleath, who completes a successful term as president of the British Property Federation next week.
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InsightPW Power 100: Number 6 - Madeleine Cosgrave
The most powerful woman in European real estate right now, Madeleine Cosgrave heads up Singaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC’s European arm, a role she took over from Chris Morrish in June 2016 after 17 years with the fund.
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InsightPW Power 100: Number 10 - Paul Brundage
Paul Brundage has overseen an important year in Oxford Properties’ history in Europe and he is now about to steer the ship into new waters.
