All Market Features articles – Page 7
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MarketsGrowing UK proptech market is hot on the heels of the US
The UK proptech market is flourishing and with the help of more early-stage funding could soon rival that of the US.
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MarketsRecord £20m lot shows ‘big money’ potential of auctions
Sale of north London housing estate by Barnett Ross could attract new vendors, says auction house.
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InsightExperiential retail: down to experience
Savvy landlords are encouraging retail tenants to open experiental stores that attract customers by creating a fun alternative to online shopping.
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MarketsUncertainty surrounds anti-money laundering regulations
Almost one year on from the new AML directive coming into force, how have auctioneers have interpreted the rules.
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MarketsAuctions in focus - online auctions, MoD and AML
Lambert Smith Hampton has secured a contract to sell hundreds of Ministry of Defence properties via online auction.
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InsightRetail agents: state of agency
In this uncertain retail landscape, agents are having to adapt and restructure their teams in an effort to better serve their clients.
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InsightVegan food trend: plant an idea
A spike in interest in veganism is seeing ‘plant-based eating’ take a greater portion of the restaurant market.
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Insight‘Healthy’ buildings should be the norm in retail
There has been much talk in recent months on the importance of factoring wellbeing into office workplace design but less on how essential supporting the health and wellbeing of shoppers and workers in the retail space is. Going forward, this should be at the forefront of developer and landlord minds. ...
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MarketsTelford centre aims to outpace regional rivals with makeover
Town’s mall seeks regional dominance with extension project.
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NewsBidX1 launches second online outing
Online auctioneer BidX1 has launched a 40-lot catalogue for its second sale in the UK.
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MarketsStrong demand drives petrol forecourt values to record high
Petrol forecourt values reached a new peak last year thanks to strong demand from private equity buyers and a lack of supply, according to Barber Wadlow’s 2018 Forecourt Property Market Update.
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MarketsShraga Zaltzman on his aspirations for Containerville
The firm’s managing director talks about the business incubator with a difference.
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InsightArtist residences: portrait of the Artist
Justin and Charlie Salisbury created the Artist Residence brand after a lack of funds forced the couple to invite artists in to paint the rooms in their first hotel.
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InsightProject Ireland 2040: numbers game
With Ireland’s population soaring, Property Week assesses what the government is doing to ensure housing and infrastructure keep up.
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InsightLimerick and Belfast development profiles: a tale of two cities
Two major, mixed-use developments are about to get under way – one in Belfast, Northern Ireland, the other in Limerick, in the Republic. Property Week finds out more about the plans for these key schemes.
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InsightFilling in the gaps: Popertee interview
Lucinda Kelly saw a chance to unite proptech and pop-ups. Her firm, Popertee, is thriving, and she’s resolved to keep it rooted in Ireland.
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MarketsFlexible and conventional offices blurring into one
The Crown Estate is latest landlord to launch serviced office brand as occupiers seek more flexibility.
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InsightFood halls: hall to play for
Market Halls is the latest operator to put a social dining offering on the menu for foodies.
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InsightThe north face of regeneration
Local authorities in the North West are getting stuck in to regeneration plans. Property Week looks at some of the most ambitious projects.
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InsightEverton stadium update: gaining ground
Everton FC and Liverpool City Council have agreed a unique funding deal to support the development of a new stadium at Bramley Moore Dock, but will it benefit all affected.
