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All News articles – Page 10
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NewsGovernment approves Essex garden village plans two years after council rejection
The government has given the go ahead for a scheme to build 1,200 homes as part of wider plans for a new 10,000-home garden village in Uttlesford, Essex, two years after it was rejected by Uttlesford District Council (UDC).
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NewsIWG takes over 55,000 sq ft lease in Hammersmith from WeWork
IWG has agreed to take over 55,000 sq ft of workspace in Hammersmith, west London from its ailing competitor WeWork.
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NewsEastwood to lead Knight Frank’s retail and leisure leasing division
Knight Frank has appointed Jonathan Eastwood to lead its retail and leisure leasing division.
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OnlineWarehouse REIT appoints O’Rourke as non-exec director
Warehouse REIT has appointed Next director Dominic as an independent non-executive director.
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OnlineQuintain completes refinancing for Wembley Park
Quintain has agreed a £780m refinancing of its Wembley Park scheme with lenders JP Morgan and Cheyne Capital.
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OnlineRedrow posts falling sales and profit as economic downturn bites
Housebuilder Redrow has warned earnings could more than halve over the year ahead amid a “challenging and uncertain” property market.
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NewsRESi360: MMC key to greener home building, despite modular firm failures
Modern methods of construction (MMC) will play a vital role in the drive to meet net zero targets, despite recent high-profile failures among modular homes builders, according to a Resi360 panel discussing how to build greener homes.
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OnlineProperty Week launches Get Set for Net Zero survey
Property Week would like to understand what you think about climate change: what action you think is appropriate, and what steps your organisation might be taking to reach net zero carbon.
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OnlineAngela Rayner brands Tory levelling up a ‘sham and a scam’
Labour’s Angela Rayner has branded the Conservative’s levelling up agenda a “sham and a scam” in a speech to trade unions.
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NewsPoundland owner agrees deal to acquire 71 Wilko stores
Poundland owner Pepco has agreed a deal to purchase 71 Wilko stores with the beleaguered budget retailer’s administrators.
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NewsCBRE becomes founding corporate partner to OutBritain
CBRE has signed up as a founding partner of the UK’s first LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce, OutBritain, as it pushes forward with its aim of supporting a diverse supply chain.
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NewsRESi360: panelists say toxic events caused housing crisis
The property sector has faced a toxic series of events that led to the current housing crisis and will only be solved with reform at a ”super structure” level, delegates of Property Week’s Resi360 conference heard this morning (12 September).
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OnlinePizza Hut’s UK franchise slams crisis claims and plans growth
The boss of Pizza Hut’s major UK franchisee has hit back at claims that its restaurants are under threat of closure, claiming the firm is surging back to profits in 2023 and is ready to reignite expansion plans.
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NewsNBS and BCIS partner to help architects prioritise sustainability
The Building Cost Information Service and NBS, a specification and product information platform for the construction industry, have joined forces to launch a service enabling building design incorporating cost and sustainability data.
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NewsRESi360: Government’s 300,000-homes target ‘has not been downgraded’
Emma Fraser, director for housing markets and strategy at the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC), has insisted the government’s 300,000-new-homes target “has not been downgraded”.
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OnlineTRG sells Frankie & Benny’s and Chiquito to rival
The Restaurant Group (TRG) has agreed to sell its loss-making Frankie & Benny’s and Chiquito brands to rival operator the Big Table Group for a nominal £1, in a deal that will see it pay £7.5m to the buyer.
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OnlineInland Homes development arm breaches lending covenants
Housebuilder Inland Homes has revealed that its development subsidiary has breached lending covenants.
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OnlineHarworth's £1bn strategy on course despite profit and NAV drops
Regeneration specialist Harworth has said its plans to become a £1bn business remain on track, despite operating profit for the first half of the year slumping to £8m, from £99.9m a year earlier.
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OnlineProperty Franchise Group posts 11% rise in half-year profit
Estate agency business Property Franchise Group has posted an 11% rise in profit for the six months to the end of June.
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NewsCBRE adds former UKGBC leader Hirigoyen to ESG team
CBRE has appointed former UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) chief executive Julie Hirigoyen as special adviser to its environmental, social and governance (ESG) consultancy.
