All articles by Mia Hunt – Page 3
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InsightGrade-A shed take-up tops 2017 levels
Almost 16m sq ft of large warehouse space was leased in the first nine months of 2018.
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NewsMipim Proptech NYC: office landlords urged to boost service offer
Tech’s role in meeting tenants’ needs was key theme at Mipim PropTech NYC event
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MarketsMedway works up masterplan to regenerate Rochester Airport
Mia Hunt reports on Medway Council’s plans for a business, tech and manufacturing campus
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MarketsWoking office take-up in 2018 tops the town’s 10-year annual average
BNP PRE attributes unusually high take-up to new spec developments.
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InsightRetail Supplement: riding out the retail storm
The retail market is a long way from finding a balance in which bricks-and-mortar retail thrives alongside ecommerce.
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MarketsBoxpark clashes with council over plans for Brighton's arches
Boxpark’s proposal to redevelop Madeira Terrace has met with disapproval from Brighton council, which has its own plans for the arches.
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MarketsManchester looks set to capture the next wave of tech pioneers
Report finds the city is well placed to benefit from advancements in tech.
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MarketsCreatives drive take-up as Cardiff attracts a new wave of occupiers
Following BBC Wales’ relocation, media firms are flocking to Cardiff.
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MarketsLack of space drives up office rents in Bristol city centre
Prime headline rents hit £34.50/sq ft in first nine months of the year.
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MarketsThames Valley industrial supply dries up as demand stays strong
Space shortage looms after above-average take-up in past year.
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InsightSwedish market: the retail Lobby
Swedish property developer AMF Fastigheter tells Property Week why it has launched a retail innovation hub right next to its Stockholm HQ.
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InsightThe shed of the future?
What will the shed of the future look like? Will it be partially – or even totally – underground? Will it take the form of a ‘shedscraper’ several storeys high? Or will it be long and thin, allowing landlords to slice and dice the space depending on occupier requirements?
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InsightDemand for UK industrial remains robust
Volumes hit £3.6bn as distribution units and multi-let portfolios continue to perform well.
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InsightRockfisher King: Mitch Tonks interview
Restaurateur Mitch Tonks has opened five Rockfish seafood restaurants over the past eight years. He tells why he now plans to scale up the business.
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InsightIt's not all doom and gloom for the retail and leisure sector
Few property landlords have had as tumultuous a time in 2018 as owners of retail, food and beverage (F B) and leisure assets.
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MarketsNorth West industrial rents shoot up as space shortage begins to bite
Rent rises accelerate as most in-demand grade-A space dwindles.
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MarketsDemand for Birmingham offices continues to exceed expectations
Concerns of a ‘hangover’ following a strong 2017 were unfounded
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MarketsHarvey Nichols fashions new look for Knightsbridge flagship store
Refurb refreshes store’s image while allowing brands to make their mark.
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MarketsNewcastle office market buoyant despite dearth of grade-A supply
Lack of available space in city centre pushes rents up to record levels.
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InsightIreland supplement: two decades on from Good Friday Agreement
The Good Friday Agreement was signed two decades ago and what a 20 years it has been since. The end of ‘the Troubles’ meant Northern Ireland’s property market was suddenly open for business, prompting a flurry of deals and development.
