All articles by Alex Howlett – Page 6
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Professional
Property firms rally to combat the mental ill-health epidemic
The property industry is starting to do its bit to tackle the mental ill-health epidemic. Companies are discovering that as well as helping to overcome issues unique to the sector, investing in the wellbeing of employees improves retention rates and productivity.
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News
Labour vows to reform business rates regime
Party favours more regular valuations and pledges crackdown on rogue landlords
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Online
Fine Grain Property acquires Wespark Shannon business campus
Irish business park operator and investor Fine Grain Property has purchased Westpark business campus in Shannon for more than €50m.
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Online
Irwin Mitchell appoints three senior property lawyers
Law firm Irwin Mitchell is expanding its national real estate team with three senior appointments, including two new partners and one new consultant.
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Online
Savills Dublin makes two new appointments
Savills appointed Sean Ryan McCaffrey and Niall Cuddy to its offices team in Dublin.
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Professional
Bill aims to ramp up councils’ compulsory purchase powers
Legislation set to unlock unused land where schemes have not progressed by forcing owners to sell up
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Online
Metis appoints new director
Metis Real Estate Advisors has appointed Peter Barker as a director in their advisory team.
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Online
Hana launches first three London locations
CBRE’s flexible workspace provider Hana has launched its first three UK locations in the capital.
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Online
MCR Property Group acquires North Lanarkshire commercial site
Real estate investment and development company MCR Property Group has acquired Centrum Business Park in North Lanarkshire, Scotland.
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Online
Chancerygate makes promotions as part of growth drive
Industrial developer and asset manager Chancerygate have promoted three of its employees to drive growth.
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Insight
Can Hines deliver mixed-use Cherrywood scheme?
Alex Howlett asks if Hines can succeed where so many have failed in delivering the huge mixed-use scheme
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Professional
Facial recognition row raises fears about privacy breaches
Information commissioner says security system being used at King’s Cross is a ‘potential threat to privacy’
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Insight
Makeover man: interview with Niall Gaffney
Niall Gaffney tells Alex Howlett why refurbishment is better than expansion for IPUT
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Online
St Modwen acquires remainder of land in 25-year-old deal
Property investment and development company St Modwen has acquired the last 46 acres of land from Tata Steel at Park Stoke Central enabling it to deliver a further 800,000 sq ft of industrial and logistics space.
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Professional
Business rates back in focus as retailers clamour for reform
Plea timed to put pressure on Boris Johnson’s new government, which has so far been silent on the issue
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Online
Government launches review of HS2 project
The government has launched a review weighing up the costs and benefits of the HS2 rail project. Transport secretary Grant Shapps has said that a decision will be made about whether the rail project is “go or no-go” by the end of the year.
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News
Councils ‘do not have time’ to enforce MEES
London Trading Standards director says resource issue is to blame for lack of fines
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Professional
MEES starts to drive change despite enforcement issues
Threat of reputational damage is enough to push large commercial landlords to take action to cut emissions
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Online
Almost half of new central London office space already pre-let
High occupier demand is continuing to put pressure on new central London office space, according to Gerald Eve.
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Online
RICS releases first global standard for land measurement
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has published a draft of the first global guidance for the measurement of land, which will advise on best surveying practice around the world.