All Property Eye articles – Page 14
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NewsThis week in… 2020
John Lewis was granted permission from Westminster City Council to convert almost half its flagship Oxford Street store into office space.
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NewsAgent P: that sinking feeling
Friday 22 Oct, Noon, Titanic Room: UK leasing team leaders meeting. Fifteen or so of us gather warily once a quarter. The barely hidden agenda consists of dissing rivals, boasting of our successes, excusing failures and general point-scoring with GBH’s head of leasing, normally chummy Brian.
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NewsThis week in… 2012
Then mayor of London Boris Johnson launched a £60m housing fund in an attempt to boost the number of homes for elderly and disabled people.
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NewsThis week in… 2016
The London Borough of Newham granted planning permission for 3,000 homes at the Silvertown site in east London’s Royal Docks.
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NewsAgent P: old Tom
Sunday 3 October, 7-ish. At home: Half-watching some woke nonsense on Countryfile when the boss rings. “Meeting, Corinthic Room, 7.30am tomorrow.” OMG! Has Sporty Girl dobbed me in over that bit of harmless banter last week? Is this the chop? Sleepless night follows.
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NewsThis week in… 2018
Westminster City Council unveiled its alternative vision for Oxford Street, including a central piazza.
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NewsSpin class: next stop, Munich
Soph and I are off to Expo Real. We’ve booked the flights (£680 return for two on Lufthansa), two hotel rooms for the same amount, €910 to get into the conference and £68 for a day-two at-home Covid test.
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NewsThis week in… 2014
Then mayor of London Boris Johnson urged the government to reconsider lifting restrictions on turning offices into homes in parts of the capital.
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NewsDrinking in the view
Building manager gets liquid payment for rooftop view of development site.
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NewsAgent P: pay our own RICS fees? not likely
Friday 24 September 9.30am, Baltic Room: “Pay our own RICS fees? I don’t think so!” snorts Charlie Boy, the only member of Team P who’s a FRICS, which cost GBH £658 this year because the firm always pay your fees, don’t they? It’s like a rule, isn’t it?
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NewsThis week in… 2008
Mortgage lending reached a near standstill as new home loan approvals hit a record low, according to the Bank of England.
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NewsSpin class: no zeit like zeitgeist
Soph and I made the right decision to miss this year’s ‘Massive International Piss-up in March’ in Cannes, as it wasn’t massive, hardly international, took place in September and, as for piss-up, only if that comprises four people having an early evening drink in Caffé Roma.
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NewsThis week in… 2011
Westfield Stratford shopping centre opened its doors and welcomed more than 150,000 shoppers on its first day of trading. The 1.9m sq ft centre only reached practical completion an hour before opening.
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NewsBike ride for Beastall
Industry folk to cycle 275 miles in honour of former tp bennett partner.
