Market features – Page 6
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MarketsHMRC sparks Newcastle regeneration
Office deal is boost for city with more developments set to get under way.
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MarketsWhat’s on the 2022 F&B menu?
As we approach the end of a tumultuous year, we ask food and beverage (F&B) experts what they think will be the major trends in the sector in the year ahead – assuming, that is, that the Omicron variant doesn’t land the country back in lockdown.
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MarketsTurnstone Estates eyes core sectors
Tim Deacon tells Property Week about the company’s plans for leisure, offices and strategic land.
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MarketsPBSA’s post-Covid bounceback
As student numbers boom after a turbulent year, PBSA demand is surging.
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MarketsFlight of the airport retailers
It’s been a turbulent time for airport businesses – can they bounce back?
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MarketsA green future for later living
Many in the retirement sector are embracing the sustainability agenda.
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MarketsOffice take-up soars in Bristol
Occupier demand is rising as lack of new space threatens to drive up rents.
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MarketsOccupiers drive office upgrades
Flight to quality means that amenities and green space are now top priorities.
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MarketsBradford aims high with new eco site
City sets out to lead clean energy revolution with UK’s first clean growth test bed.
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MarketsThe decline and fall of malls
Property Week looks at why values have plummeted and asks if they have further to fall.
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MarketsA more level playing Mayfield
Manchester regeneration scheme is spearheading the city’s levelling-up drive.
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MarketsCordia Blackswan bets on Birmingham
Its Jewellery Quarter schemes are part of a £500m pipeline in the area.
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MarketsThe office return is slow but steady
Take-up looks good but is not expected to rise significantly until spring.
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MarketsHigh tide for Welsh house prices
House prices have hit a 17-year high, but how long will the boom time last.
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MarketsBallroom hangs in the balance
Online auctions have been a roaring success. Will physical sales ever return?
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MarketsAberdeen scores a home win
The city was named best place to live in the UK in a recent Yopa poll as a glut of lower-price housing attracts people priced away from Glasgow and Edinburgh.
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MarketsAutomation drives sector growth
The adoption of tech and creation of unmanned sites could open up new locations.
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MarketsSun is shining on solar panels
Falling costs and rising efficiency have boosted take-up of solar technology.
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Markets‘Green shoots’ emerging for the hotel sector
Optimism abounds with Covid restrictions now over and investors are still keen.
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MarketsThe council housing challenge
Local authorities need to be more ambitious in their regeneration strategies. Kate Parker reports
