All Property Week articles in 7 May 2020 – Page 5
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OnlineImpact Healthcare REIT collects 100% rent and pays dividend
Impact Healthcare REIT collected 100% of rent in the last quarter, and will pay its first interim dividend.
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OnlineStock Market Summary: 6 May
Hammerson’s share price drops by 14% as it confirms retail park sale falls through.
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NewsRead the small print
Bondville model village in Bridlington has gone on the market for £230,000.
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MarketsThe North West finds a new lab formula
Covid-19 research has made a significant boost to the growing science park scene across England’s North West.
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InsightView from the top: Duncan Owen, global head at Schroder Real Estate Investment Management
Duncan Owen is finding life in lockdown a blessing and a curse. On the one hand, he has been able to spend more time with his family. On the other, work is intense and his 19-year-old son, who has moved back home from university during the lockdown, has taken a ...
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ProfessionalGender pay data paints a mixed picture of industry progress
Many major property firms have not reported their figures but others have made progress over the past year.
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NewsGrowing retail crisis reignites debate over turnover leases
Landlords and retailers are at loggerheads over whether a switch to a turnover-based lease model is the way forward.
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NewsFlex office firms beg for more direct help
SME support welcomed but operators say that the government needs to do more.
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NewsThe back to work minefield
The odds are if you have not been struck down by coronavirus, you will have caught coronaphobia.
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NewsAgent P: Decisions, decisions...
3.25am, 7 May: lockdown day… lost count. Can’t sleep, mind in turmoil. Take a call from an old Reading mate who’s also on furlough. He’s moonlighting for an outfit called PropCash and wants to know if I’d like to earn a few bob.
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InformationProperty Week Digital Edition – 7 May 2020
Retail landlords and tenants clash over calls to replace standard leases with turnover-based rent agreements – Virtual viewings have helped agents to continue working through the coronavirus outbreak, but will the trend last when the lockdown is lifted – How coronavirus research has boosted the North West region’s growing life ...
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NewsThis week in… 2014
A trio of Schroder funds bought Bruntwood’s City Tower in Manchester for £132m. The deal reflected a net initial yield of 7%.
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NewsSnap poll lays bare the impact of Covid-19 on the property industry
The extent of furloughing, pay cuts and redundancies have been revealed as the industry braces itself for more market disruption.
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NewsPanmure Gordon slashes REIT forecast as Covid-19 crisis bites
Investment bank’s research shows REITs with high retail exposure are most affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
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OnlineRevo publishes guidance for re-opening of retail locations
Retail property organisation Revo has unveiled a framework of guidance aimed at supporting the re-opening of shopping centres and retail parks after lockdown restrictions are eased.
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NewsEddie Stobart sublets Midlands shed to Asda
The supermarket chain takes a 317,000 sq ft on short-term lease at Mountpark Bardon.
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InsightWe are truly in this together
It is 8am and the first of five video conferences is about to begin. George and Anne bicker over the insufficient “dusting” of cinnamon on top of the breakfast porridge.
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InsightLetter from New York
While most New York City investment-sale and leasing transactions may remain stalled for months more, restoring life to dark office towers, some could come sooner.
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InsightVirtually foolproof?
Office agents have turned to virtual viewings during the lockdown. Is it a passing fad, or will physical viewings soon be a thing of the past?
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NewsFootfall in London rises as lockdown fatigue sets in
Over the first weekend of May, footfall on London’s streets hit the highest level since the ‘stay at home’ instructions were issued in late March, research from Hoxton Analytics has revealed.
