Mitchell Labiak
Mitch is chief investigative reporter at Property Week.
Contact info
- Tel:
- 0208 253 8738
- Email:
- mitchell.labiak@propertyweek.com
NewsGovernment and Co-Op looking for cold storage morgue space
The government is looking for cold storage space to cope with deaths in the wake of Covid-19 and has drafted in help from Co-Op Funeral Care.
- News
First Base submits plans for £175m Bristol mixed-use scheme
Developer First Base has submitted planning permission for a £175m mixed-use scheme in Bristol.
- News
Dunelm warehouse sold for £2.2m
A warehouse let to Dunelm in Halifax, Yorkshire, has been sold to property investor Parkside Props for £2.2m.
- News
Avison Young cuts pay and introduces furlough programme
Avison Young is cutting pay for all its staff and is introducing a furlough programme.
- News
British Retail Consortium urges government to pay back all rates appeals
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has urged the government to pay back all the money claimed by ratepayers.
- News
Covid-19 to drive over 5m sq ft of industrial requirements, says LSH
The Covid-19 outbreak will drive over 5m sq ft of industrial and logistics requirements, according to Lambert Smith Hampton’s (LSH’s) latest industrial and logistics report.
- News
Carluccio’s collapses due to coronavirus
Italian restaurant chain Carluccio’s has gone into administration, blaming challenging trading conditions made worse by the coronavirus outbreak.
- News
Moda and Apache submit plans for £258m Birmingham resi development
Moda Living and Apache Capital have submitted their plans for a 722-home build-to-rent project in Birmingham.
- News
Oakmount purchases former Latimer Trend site in Plymouth
Oakmount Control Systems has bought the former Latimer Trend site in Plymouth.
- News
Temporary mortuary being built at Birmingham Airport
A temporary mortuary is being built at Birmingham Airport in order to cope with the expected rise of Covid-19 deaths.
- News
Tesco reoccupies 620,000 sq ft unit in Milton Keynes to meet coronavirus demand
Tesco has re-taken possession of a vacant warehouse in Milton Keynes to deal with a surge in demand caused by the Covid-19 lockdown.
- News
F&B outlets scramble to adapt as country goes into lockdown
Some cafés and restaurants have converted into takeaways while others have opted to temporarily shut up shop.
- News
MMC on hunt for new Bristol space
Professional services company Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC) has launched a search for a 40,000 sq ft office in Bristol.
- Professional
Coronavirus pandemic poses legal issues for deals and leases
Lawyers face practical issues obtaining signatures and witnesses as well as prospect of new legal challenges
- News
Covid-19: PM orders closure of all shops selling non-essential goods as UK locked down
The government has ordered all shops selling non-essential goods to close to tackle the coronavirus outbreak
- News
Covid-19: Wave of food and beverage retailers close
A number of big-name fast food and take-out chain eateries are closing temporarily in response to the coronavirus.
- News
DeVono Cresa petitions for business rates holiday for all
DeVono Cresa is calling on the UK government to extend its business rates holiday to all businesses, across all sectors.
- News
Covid-19: Bar, pub and restaurant closure legislation passed by government
The government has passed the legislation it announced at the end of last week, which mandates that all businesses selling food or drink to consume on the premises must close to protect the public from coronavirus.
- News
Covid-19: Arcadia closes all its shops
Arcadia Group has closed all its outlets in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
- News
Hines markets Morrisons industrial unit in Bristol
Hines has appointed agents to market an empty 423,000 sq ft industrial unit in Cribbs Causeway, Bristol, with a view to potentially selling the asset once it is income-producing.
