Markets – Page 20
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NewsSeven Dials venture has KERB appeal
The street-food membership organisation is making its bricks-and-mortar debut in Covent Garden. Simon Creasey assesses its prospects
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MarketsAppetite for pubs stays strong
Robyn Wilson asks whether the British pub sector is starting to pick up after years of decline
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MarketsArchitect has more in Store at Brixton HQ
Squire Partners is set to extend the award- winning HQ it shares with other occupiers and the community.
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MarketsThe rise of green buildings
Employers are driving interest in environmentally friendly buildings.
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MarketsVariety is spice of life in workspace fit-outs
Good office fit-outs should be exciting, flexible enough to change and, above all, tailored to the needs of employees.
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MarketsRise of co-working drives up office standards
Traditional landlords upgrade fit-outs to keep up with flexible workspaces.
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MarketsHotels forced to adapt or die
Emanuele Midolo asks why so many Jersey hotels have shut and what is being done to reverse the trend
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MarketsWill spate of deals at IFC silence the critics?
First two buildings in controversial scheme have attracted investors and tenants as Jersey’s office market heats up.
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MarketsRedevelopment of Bristol's Stokes Croft sparks gentrification fears
Intensity of mixed-use and resi development causes gentrification concerns. Mitchell Labiak reports
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MarketsThe inside track on iPort Rail
Adam Branson asks why the strategic rail freight terminal has succeeded where others have failed
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MarketsGlobal airport design reaches new heights
Airports are using better design to reflect the character of their locality and improve passengers’ experience.
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MarketsJury is still out on real estate impact of Hinkley Point C
Is the project meeting expectations?
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MarketsDerry’s scheme in Plymouth Cross boosts city’s West End
Reporting on the £50m mixed-use redevelopment.
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MarketsBenson Elliot hits the mark with Yeovil’s Quedam Centre
Community-led approach pays dividends.
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OnlineResearch shows UK property yields are holding steady
The average property prime yield remained stable at 4.87% in June 2019, according to real estate advisor Savills.
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MarketsNew community takes shape in Hampshire town
Adam Branson reports on Whitehill and Bordon’s progress from army base to new community.
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MarketsSalisbury on path to recovery following nerve agent attack
A new redevelopment plan is drawn up.
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MarketsSwindon’s Victorian Carriage Works gets modern makeover
Heritage site set to become digital hub.
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MarketsPlanning stalls as councils grapple with nitrate pollution
Hampshire resi schemes put in jeopardy.
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MarketsFarmers get on board with self-storage
The increased demand for self-storage facilities has created an opportunity for farmers to sweat their assets.
