All MIPIM articles – Page 10
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InformationInvestors look to the regions
Since the EU referendum, the regions have generated more office investment interest than central London.
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InsightEU grant cuts: waiting for the axe to swing
Some of the regions that voted most emphatically to leave the EU are set to lose vital regeneration funding after Brexit. So what might take its place?
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InsightNOMA roundtable: the emergence of innovation districts
Fuelled by a cocktail of technological, demographic and social changes, urbanisation has fundamentally changed our relationships with cities.
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InsightCITYnomics debate gauges investor appetite towards key UK cities
Devolution to the UK’s regions is still based upon “talk rather than action”.
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InsightBe our guest - editor’s dinner at Mipim
Attendees to the inaugural editor’s dinner in Cannes exchanged views on topics including London’s housing crisis and, despite promises to avoid it, Brexit.
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NewsCautious mood at Mipim as delegates reach for umbrellas
The variable weather during last week’s Mipim trade show in Cannes reflected something of an uncertain mood.
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OnlineVideo: Mipim 2016 Roundup
Property Week speaks to exhibitors and delegates across the show in Cannes (15-18 March 2016) about the benefits of attending Mipim and their key highlights from this year’s event.
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OnlineVideo: Colliers International on the logistical impact of Brexit & Europe's latent demand
Speaking at Mipim 2016, Colliers International’s Head of EMEA Research Damian Harrington talks about opportunities within pan-European logistics ahead of the Brexit vote including deep water ports, urban logistics and cross-docking as well as where there is huge latent demand for new development activity across Europe.
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MarketsCould the Cardiff skyline be about to change?
The Cardiff office market is experiencing a renaissance.
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OnlineWhy Britain will choose to stay in the EU
We do not believe Britain will vote to leave the EU primarily because the leave vote has yet to properly clarify what will happen in the event Britain would leave and there is an enormous amount of uncertainty that exists which will continue to be highlighted over the next 2 ...
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Bill Hughes: Institutions 'singularly failed' to invest in resi
Institutions have “singularly failed” to invest in residential property in recent years, according to L G’s Bill Hughes.
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OnlineQ&A: CBRE’s Ciaran Bird on the mood at Mipim
We caught up the managing director of CBRE UK to find out what is on his agenda at Mipim this year – and what topics are dominating conversations.
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Study finds support for tools to measure development's social value
A BREEAM-style assessment which would measure the social value of developments has been proposed by law firm Trowers Hamlins.
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Online
Record office rent set in Belfast
Kilmona Holdings has secured a record office rent for Belfast after negotiating a new lease with tenant Allstate at 9 Lanyon Place.
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Topland's Eroski sells €358m of Spanish retail assets to Invesco
Topland Group-owned Spanish retailer Eroski has sold 11 properties to Invesco for €358m.
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OnlineVideo: Cluttons on Middle Eastern oil prices & investment in UK property
Speaking at Mipim 2016, Cluttons’ Middle East Chief Executive Steve Morgan talks to Property Week about the benefits of attending Mipim alongside the impact of fluctuating oil prices and government funding on Middle Eastern investment into the UK property market.
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OnlineOld Oak Common regeneration takes step forward
The government has confirmed plans to transfer the Network Rail and government-owned land at Old Oak Common into the ownership of the development corporation that has been set up to bring forward the regeneration of the massive west London site.
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OnlineVideo: Bruce Ritchie on Residential Land's plans for the future
Speaking at Mipim 2016, the chief executive of Residential Land tells Property Week why he attends Mipim, how Brexit and stamp duty changes will impact the market in 2016 and what Resi Land’s strategy will be during the year ahead.
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EMEA retail investment could see "huge increase"
There could be a “huge increase” of investors in in Europe, the Middle East and Asia looking to buy retail properties, according to industry experts at MIPIM.
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OnlineVideo: Carter Jonas on how Brexit could impact commercial property
Speaking at Mipim 2016, Mark Granger, Scott Harkness and Nick Taylor from Carter Jonas talk about how the upcoming referendum on the UK’s membership of the European Union could create uncertainty within the commercial property market.
