‘Zombie occupiers’ threaten to kill London office leasing deals
Deals are likely to be put on hold as occupiers with surplus space rethink requirements in light of Covid-19 fallout.
WeWork walks away from Hyphen building in Manchester
WeWork has walked away from its full-building letting at the Hyphen in Manchester.
Sky Studios Elstree receives planning approval for film and TV studio
Sky Studios Elstree has received the green light to proceed with construction works.
Housebuilder share prices rise 18% in Q2 as activity resumes
Cairn Homes leads the pack with 32% share price rise as the sector picks up again after lockdown lull
L&G sells Essex warehouses to UK’s largest fresh produce supplier
Legal & General has sold two units at the Britannia Centre in Loughton, Essex to Cyprofood, the UK’s largest fresh produce supplier.
Logik Developments submits plans for Manchester scheme
Logik Developments has submitted a planning application for a mixed-use scheme that will make up part of U+I’s £1bn Mayfield regeneration in Manchester.
Acuitus sells 95% at July auction
Acuitus sold 95% of its 18-lot catalogue at its online auction this week, raising just over £9m.
L&G calls on government to take urgent action to reduce emissions from built environment
Legal & General (L&G) has written to the government calling for urgent action to reduce emissions from the built environment.
One in 10 The Restaurant Group sites will not reopen after lockdown
The Restaurant Group (TRG), which owns chains including Wagamama and Frankie & Benny’s, has said that one in 10 of its restaurants and pubs will not reopen this year.
Hotter Shoes launches CVA
Britain’s biggest shoemaker Hotter Shoes is launching a CVA proposal to creditors and shareholders in an attempt to permanently close 46 of its stores.
Housebuilder share prices rise 18% in Q2 as activity resumes
Cairn Homes leads the pack with 32% share price rise as the sector picks up again after lockdown lull
Impact Healthcare REIT commits to dividend after collecting 100% of rent
Impact Healthcare REIT committed to paying its second quarter dividend after collecting 100% of rent payable, despite its tenants losing almost 10% of their occupants during the Covid-19 outbreak.
Great Portland Estates “well positioned” after second quarter
Great Portland Estates has said it is well positioned to move forwards despite the Covid-19 outbreak, with 69% of rent collected and 82% of March rent now retrieved.
Investors and landlords weigh up options after intu collapse
Speculation mounts over future of shopping centre assets as investment market struggles through Covid
Q&A: Student Roost expects the sector to continue to pick up
Chief executive Nathan Goddard discusses the impact of lockdown, growth plans and investor appetite.
Shared ownership is fit for heroes
Not a day goes by without new data or a survey from the housing industry being released. I’m sure we are all eagerly flicking through these articles to see what the future might hold. Frankly, the uncertainty is exhausting.
We must plug housing investment gap
Editor: As lockdown eases, we are reminded that we need to get the economy going again.
Building the tower of Babel
Dutch international footballer Ryan Babel tells Property Week why he thinks investing in residential property is cooler and sexier than splashing out on expensive watches and fast cars.
The industry pays tribute to housebuilding titan Tony Pidgley
Ground-breaking residential schemes are the legacy of the hard-working and straight-talking Berkeley boss.
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How Tony Pidgley built London
Space as a service comes of age
Shared ownership is fit for heroes
SME shed take-up is a positive sign
Turnover-based rents model is the future
Letter from New York