All Property Eye articles
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ProfessionalA valuable platform?
Insurer’s study finds prices can be lower for some homes near to stations
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Agent P: Buy and sell
Friday 3 February, Adriatic Room, 9am: Posh Girl complains of unwanted attention in a ‘Spoons during a showing of a sticky-floored former bank.
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This week in… 2014
Westminster City Council granted planning permission for a 320,000 sq ft development over Paddington railway station, comprising 15 storeys of office space as well as a retail offering.
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Spotlight on Rosen
Hybrid working is not the only office trend that was accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic. In its ‘new normal’ working life, Eye can’t help but notice that the previously besuited property people it meets are now just as likely to turn up in jeans and jumpers.
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Spin class: nice in Nice
The trade magazine Tunnels and Tunnelling was always known by hacks as Bores and Boring. This sobriquet sums up nicely the current state of the real estate PR world.
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This week in…2008
Office demand had fallen to its lowest point in five years during the global financial crisis, according to research conducted by RICS.
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Agent P: PropSki
Friday 20 January, 10pm, Fahrenheit 7 hotel, Val Thorens, Savoi, France: Young Thruster and I have checked in a day early for real estate networking event PropSki. Last year we bonded on the coach from the airport with a gang from Savills. Mistake
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This week in… 2014
Former housing minister Mark Prisk called for a review of the classification of distribution warehouses for online-only retailers to make business rates calculations fairer and help level the playing field between the likes of Amazon and high street retailer
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This week in… 2016
Countryside Properties announced plans to float on the London Stock Exchange and raise £114m.
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Agent P: softly, softly
Friday 16 December, 11am: Only lonely creeps in the office today. I tell Team P over Zoom that GBH has snagged a mandate to make soft bids for assets being unloaded by funds to meet redemption requests.
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This week in… 2018
Birmingham City Council’s planning committee unanimously approved proposals to develop the 2022 Commonwealth Games athletes’ village in Perry Barr.
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Spin class: Annulus Horribilus
Now is the winter of our PR discontent. It’s cold, everyone’s on strike and there’s bugger all client news for us to announce.
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This week in… 2014
The Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) completed the biggest office deal in British history with its £1.1bn purchase of HSBC’s HQ in Canary Wharf.
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Kicking off Christmas
The festive season has begun, with a World Cup flavour to events in Surrey.
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Agent P: Christmas lunch
Friday 2 December 11am, Oceanic Room: Extra-early Christmas lunch for Team P today. Getting in ahead of the Winter of Discontent strikes. We’ve had a good year: at least until Black Friday, 23 September, the day of that sodding mini-Budget.
