All Markets articles – Page 24
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MarketsHarnessing the power of data
Firms must standardise data to get best out of proptech software.
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MarketsFunding frustration stalls Coventry regeneration plan
Coventry City Council and its heritage partner, Historic Coventry Trust (HCT), drew up proposals a few years ago to open up the city centre’s underground river and deliver the next phase of regeneration for one of its most neglected areas.
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MarketsVanessa Butz on the rise of District Technologies
The co-founder and chief executive tells Mia Hunt about the role the business is playing in the evolution of proptech
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MarketsUK buyers drive 12% leap in East Midlands industrial deals
UK REITs made string of big deals in 2018.
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MarketsWaterside project gears up for next stage in Chesterfield
The £340m Chesterfield Waterside development, which is intended to transform an unloved 60-acre site north of Chesterfield town centre into a vibrant new mixed-use community, has proved a slow-burner.
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MarketsNorth East markets: Middlesbrough makeover & NE spec office prospects
The council is driving a series of regeneration schemes in the town.
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MarketsMilburngate to put Durham on North East office map
Scheme will massively expand town’s grade-A office market
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MarketsNorth East market conditions favour spec office development
Experts believe Newcastle still has untapped potential
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MarketsNewcastle set to give Whey Aye observation wheel a spin
Tyne’s ‘answer to London Eye’ is viable without public funding
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MarketsBig players join the BTR party
Landsec and British Land are among the big developers and investors targeting the maturing BTR market.
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MarketsAre amenity-rich BTR schemes really worth the cost?
Gavriel Hollander reports on whether renters really want to live in new BTR developments that offer everything from rooftop yoga to ‘Bobs’
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MarketsFluid opportunities on the horizon for casual dining in 2019
Arguably, the casual dining market peaked at the end of 2015/beginning of 2016. In the year that followed, we saw a constant decline in the property market, followed by a domino of CVAs across the sector in 2018.
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MarketsProperty Partner eyes growth after completing first sales
Proptech investment platform Property Partner has unveiled plans to target new sectors in 2019 having completed its first sales with returns in excess of 25%.
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Markets2019: a year of change for property management
2019 will be year of change for the leasehold system, a shift of focus for health safety and a crunch time for build-to-rent.
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MarketsSupermarket merger could benefit investors and rival grocers
Nick Hughes asks what impact the divestment of Sainsbury’s/Asda stores would have on the sector
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MarketsSome restaurant chains still have an appetite for expansion
Several top brands are on the back foot, but some chains are still thriving. Riya Makwana asks why some are doing better than others
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MarketsWest Midlands Interchange reaches critical juncture
If given the go-ahead, the logistics hub would be a boost for the region.
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MarketsHow Brexit could make the north the first port of call
England’s northern ports are benefiting from investment as operators aim to take advantage of the UK leaving the EU.
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MarketsNEO initiative could help north Essex catch up with neighbours
The £3.65bn plan will overhaul infrastructure and create thousands of homes across three garden communities.
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MarketsEast of England markets: occupier demand and PDR whet investor appetite
Supply shortages and rising rents are luring big name investors to the East Anglia and Essex office market.
