All articles by Emma Shone – Page 9
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NewsHuckletree to expand its Places concept
Flexible workspace provider Huckletree plans to expand its Places concept in response to growing demand from businesses for bespoke flexible space.
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OnlineTritax Big Box on track for 100% rent collection
Tritax Big Box REIT continued to enjoy the strong performance of the logistics sector in its fourth quarter, with rent collection at 99%.
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OnlineWorkspace Group reports “resilient demand” for space and collects 91% of rent
Workspace Group has reported “resilient” customer demand and collected 91% of rent due for the period.
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NewsSEGRO seeks City of London site for subterranean logistics scheme
SEGRO is on the hunt for a site in the City of London for a subterranean logistics hub.
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NewsDevil in the detail for building safety regime
New measures welcomed, but questions remain over funding and resources
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OnlineNew City of London tower gets green light
The City of London is set to receive a new tower after plans for 55 Gracechurch Street were given the go-ahead.
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OnlineCrest Nicholson reports loss but remains positive
Crest Nicholson has reported a drop off in revenue and profit for its last financial year, but repaid Covid loans in the latter half as sales bounced back post-lockdown.
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OnlineGreen light for Manchester Debenhams regeneration
Developer AM Alpha has been given the go ahead to transform the Debenhams in central Manchester into a mixed-use scheme.
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MarketsTrafford set to ride a new wave
Manchester is the unlikely setting for the latest in a wave of UK surf centres, reports Emma Shone
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NewsGreen light for Caddick Group’s logistics hub
Caddick Group’s 612,000 sq ft logistics hub in Lancashire has been given the green light.
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NewsQ&A: Southern Grove chairman on why BTR is only set to grow
Andrew Southern talks about the company’s expansion plans and the lessons learned from the pandemic.
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OnlineWatkin Jones sees profit drop but repays Covid borrowing
Watkin Jones shelled out £20m in additional costs on Covid-19 and cladding upgrades in the year to 30 September 2020.
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OnlineStarwood Capital and Alliance Property Group buy Renaissance Manchester site
Starwood Capital and Property Alliance Group have bought the Renaissance Manchester site from Urban Civic for a £200m mixed-use scheme.
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OnlineBruntwood Works and Trafford Council reveal new Stretford masterplan
Bruntwood Works and Trafford Council have revealed plans to transform Stretford Mall and town centre.
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OnlineGlasgow City Council approves Strategic Housing Investment Plan
Glasgow City Council has approved its Strategic Housing Investment Plan (SHIP) which will see £470m of grants made available for the delivery of a targeted 4,400 homes.
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OnlineWeWork awarded Global Certificate of Conformity for Covid-19 measures
WeWork has been awarded a Global Certificate of Conformity for health and safety advancements made to its offices.
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NewsRengen puts £124m portfolio up for sale
Portfolio comprises 17 student and resi assets in Bristol, Bath and Worcester
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OnlineSavills says 2020 performance at “upper end” of expectations
Savills’ 2020 financial performance will be “at the upper end” of its board’s expectations despite the unprecedented disruption of Covid-19, according to the agency.
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OnlineJenrick drops Inland Homes call in after five months
Robert Jenrick has u-turned on calling in a residential scheme after the developer lashed out at the housing minister for jeopardising the project after months of delay.
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OnlineStudent Roost offers students lockdown discount
Student Roost has offered its student residents a discount of up to six weeks’ worth of rent in light of the latest Covid-19 lockdown.
