All Property Week articles in 9 March 2018 – Page 6
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InsightEuropean investment volumes soar in Q4
Real estate investment activity across Europe reached a record €80.7bn in the final quarter of 2017. Emanuela Barbiroglio reports.
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MarketsEdinburgh gets £220m upgrade
As Edinburgh’s airport expansion plan takes off, Property Week reports on its progress and the opportunities for developers.
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InformationNorth West supplement March 2018
Manchester office market – Matt Crompton interview – Transport for the North – Manchester BTR – Regeneration
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InformationProperty Week Digital Edition – 9 March 2018
Saudi investment – Moscow blocks – Fico Eataly World – Islamabad development – Best Places to Work in Property Highlights
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NewsOffice snow-shows
All hail the ‘beast from the east’! In addition to causing hordes of workers to ‘shirk from home’, it also ground the UK construction industry to a halt.
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NewsTrouble is brewing at WeWork’s California offices
Talk about first-world problems. Occupiers of co-working behemoth WeWork’s Californian offices are up in arms after the company stopped serving complimentary hipster drink kombucha and cold brew coffee, according to the Business Insider website.
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NewsSeparated at birth: Peter Mather and Tony Hale
Metropolis doesn’t know if Tristan Capital Partners’ outgoing managing director – investments Peter Mather is as neurotic as Arrested Development character Buster Bluth, but he definitely shares a likeness with actor Tony Hale.
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InsightFive takeaways from Theresa May’s speech and NPPF review
Government targets developers and councils that fail to deliver new homes and renege on their promises.
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InsightGeneration Rent: how inefficiencies in the rental process are costing young professionals
Recent data from Halifax has once again highlighted the bias that is in the current property market.
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InsightIndustrial future gazing 2025: long-term change, not short-term goals
The property industry can have a tendency to be somewhat short sighted. We often underplay the extent and significance of change over the long-term and fail to focus our minds fully on those issues that might have the greatest potential impact on the future.
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OnlineHammerson partners with Concrete
Hammerson has partnered with Concrete – a firm that invests in proptech start-ups launched by specialist tech start-up investor, Seedcamp, and Starwood Capital Group.
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OnlineARA acquires 19.5% stake in Cromwell
Singapore-based ARA Asset Management has agreed to acquire a 19.5% stake in Cromwell Property Group from Redefine Properties.
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NewsRetail lots help Barnett Ross raise £13m at latest auction
Auction house achieves 85% success rate, as mixed-use lot in Essex sells for five times its guide price
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OnlineCapReg announces £100m capex programme as NAV dips
Capital Regional has announced a revised £100m capex programme in full-year results that show a 1.5% dip in EPRA NAV.
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NewsThree new lettings at Thames Tower ‘great boost’ for Reading
The joint venture between Landid and Brockton Capital has signed three more tenants to Thames Tower, its office development in Reading.
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InsightQ&A: Tom Bloxham on modular ambition
Urban Splash chairman discusses impact of SIG purchase and new investors.
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InsightSecondhand sheds first for occupiers
Take-up in the industrial and logistics sector remains robust, but secondhand stock is favoured over new-build. Mia Hunt reports
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NewsFirst chief commercial officer hire for PegasusLife
Retirement living developer PegasusLife has appointed Ali Powell as its first chief commercial officer.
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InsightBetter than all the rest: Best Places to Work in Property 2018
Helen Crane reports on an inspiring awards ceremony.
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NewsCouncil launches Redbridge Living to develop homes in east London
Venture has already identified three sites in the borough and lined up £60m of funding from the council.
