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All Markets articles – Page 4
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MarketsPark life picks up in Manchester
The city’s first new park in 100 years forms heart of £1.4bn regen scheme. Adam Branson reports.
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MarketsThe scene is set for TV success in the Thames Valley
Demand for TV and film production space has put Thames Valley in focus.
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InsightFirms face a fresh war for talent
Property companies are offering a range of incentives to fill vacancies. Charlotte Goddard reports.
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MarketsBright times ahead in Cornwall
Residential and commercial properties are in high demand, driving up prices.
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OnlineA senior housing crisis looms
Supply shortage leaves shortfall in suitable senior-living options. Noella Pio Kivlehan reports
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NewsNo return to business as usual
London’s financial districts must seek ways to boost post-Covid occupancy rates. Matt Ross reports
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MarketsFog lifts from key Tyne project
Big steps forward for long-planned Quayside conference and arena scheme.
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MarketsGarden village begins to bloom
A new development in Knowsley is looking to history for inspiration.
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NewsWarehouse REIT will stick to strategy in main market move
Company set for ‘promotion to Premier League’ after reporting £192m profit and 19.4% rise in portfolio value
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MarketsLeeds left in a siding over HS2
Land parcels still locked up pending decision on the line’s replacement.
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NewsPartnering with the public sector
With inflation rising and the threat of a cost-of-living crisis looming, the pandemic’s economic impact is becoming more apparent. As a result, it has never been more important for our industry to create meaningful partnerships with the public sector to support cities’ and councils’ growth.
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MarketsThe great ‘hotelification’ drive
Offices are starting to mirror the aesthetic and comfort of hotels. Property Week reports on the trend.
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OnlineA market slowdown is unlikely
Nearly two years ago, I wrote an article called ‘The End of Smith’, in reference to the father of modern economics Adam Smith. I believed then (and now) that the pandemic was the final nail in the coffin of the artistic science of economics.
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NewsLife sciences to deliver boost to South East office demand
Up to 5m sq ft of new office space in Cambridge and Oxford is set to be delivered to the market within the next five years, Knight Frank has forecast.
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OnlineQSix to deploy £300m in commercial lending opportunities
QSix Real Estate Finance has announced plans to deploy £300m of capital in the commercial real estate lending market over the next 12 months.
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MarketsIs it time we turned to timber?
Property Week looks at the building material that is winning over developers with its eco credentials.
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MarketsTransport plans hit a road block
U-turns on road and rail projects in the region are stalling development.
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NewsEVs drive forecourt expansion
Growth of EVs and need for charging points offers boost to roadside sector.
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NewsHas retail turned the corner?
Property Week asks what the post-Covid future of this continuously evolving market holds.
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NewsA perfect storm for South East offices
The market has bounced back, but a supply and demand crisis is looming, warns Kate Parker.
