All articles by Allister Hayman – Page 8
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News
Revamp for controversial Goodsyard scheme
The developers of the controversial £800m Bishopsgate Goodsyard scheme are set to submit a revised planning application for the development on the City fringe in a bid to appease some of its opponents.
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Court throws out challenge to Shell Centre scheme
The Court of Appeal has dismissed the legal challenge to the £1.2bn Shell Centre development, paving the way for the scheme on London’s south bank to finally get underway.
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Anti-Shell Centre campaigner Turner: ‘There’s public good in what I have done'
On the eve of Court of Appeal judgment, campaigner George Turner says his long battle against the scheme has been worth it whatever the outcome.
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First-time buyers facing squeeze across the country
First-time buyers now face house prices 10 times their wages in half of all local authority areas in the country, new research has found.
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Insight
The big question for city regions: To mayor or not to mayor?
As a local government reporter some years ago, I was told by senior figures in Manchester, whenever I asked the question - which was often - would Greater Manchester ever adopt a city region mayor?
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Greater Birmingham leaders commit to 'super council'
Greater Birmingham has made a step towards achieving greater powers after the leaders of eight councils in the city region agreed to press ahead with plans to create a new ‘super council’.
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Eastdil boss claims UK market restrictions limit growth
Restrictions in the UK financial markets are limiting the ability of Eastdil Secured to grow in the UK and Europe, the chief executive of the US real estate giant has said.
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Markets
Younger workers prefer well-designed offices
Younger workers place much more importance on the design and look of their office than older generations and prefer their workplace to be close to retail and leisure opportunities, a survey has found.
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Markets
Office shortage benefits landlords
Nearly three-quarters of businesses expect rents to rise over the next 12 months as the office supply shortage swings the market balance in favour of landlords, a survey by Irwin Mitchell has found.
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Shell Centre challenge set for Court of Appeal hearing
The legal challenge to the controversial £1.2bn redevelopment of the Shell Centre on London’s South Bank could be heard by the Court of Appeal as early as next week.
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Property fears EU poll uncertainty
The property industry has warned of the impact of uncertainty generated by a referendum on the UK’s membership of the European Union, in the wake of the Conservative’s stunning win in the general election.
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Markets
Residential land values dip
The average value of residential development land across England and Wales fell in the first quarter of the year - for the first time since the final quarter of 2012 - as election uncertainty hit the market.
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M&G and Crest Nicholson partner on Bath PRS scheme
M G Real Estate and housebuilder Crest Nicholson have signed a deal to develop 97 new private-rental homes in Bath Riverside.
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Insight
Reading the election tea leaves
We’re almost there. In just one week’s time the result of this most unpredictable of general elections will be known, although the identity of the next government most likely won’t.
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Top business leaders have little faith in political parties
A majority of small and large occupiers have little faith that the next government, whatever the complexion, will be good for business, a survey by law firm Irwin Mitchell has found.
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Professional
Mentoring the property experts of tomorrow
ULI’s Young Leaders Network pairs young workers with industry experts.
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Markets
Election pledges: parties go head to head on housing
The general election campaign is in full flow and housing is a key battleground. Now, with the six main parties having all unveiled their manifestos, we examine how they plan to tackle the housing crisis
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Professional
Funding lost for affordable housing continues to cause concern
The Vacant Building Credit (VBC) has sparked fierce opposition in London since it was quietly introduced by the government late last year.
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Markets
Housebuilders' shares rise nearly 10% in first quarter
Housebuilders’ share prices rose nearly 10% in the first quarter of the year, belying fears the sector was set to take a dip amid talk of a slowing housing market and increasing election uncertainty.
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Professional
BRE to focus on making buildings more resilient to flooding
A new programme will also examine wind effects and overheating in buildings.