All articles by Rachel Hunter
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MarketsKrispy Kreme hopes to make dough in Scotland
Krispy Kreme will open its first store in Scotland on 13 February, as part of plans to open up to 14 more stores in the UK this year.
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MarketsFinancial woes put to bed as Travelodge revamps
CVA enables hotel chain to move forward with refurbishment.
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MarketsTrouble brewing on high street for Caffè Nero
Coffee chain in row over opening branches without planning permission.
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MarketsPharmaceuticals, telecoms, tech and Asia are outsourcing sweet spots for corporate advisers
The second part of our series on global property firms increasing their share of corporate real estate outsourcing market
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Online'For that Christmas experience, you still need the West End'
Property Week talks to Steve Booth, CEO of footfall monitoring company Springboard, about how UK high streets and shopping centres are expected to fare this Christmas
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Markets'For that Christmas experience, you still need the West End'
Property Week talks to Steve Booth, CEO of footfall monitoring company Springboard, about how UK high streets and shopping centres are expected to fare this Christmas
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InsightKeep Smiling: Property Comic 2012
The fifth annual Property Comic event at Marylebone Pleasure Gardens raised more than £2,000 for LandAid. Rachel Hunter went along for a laugh
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OnlineInditex moves into Churchill Square
Inditex brands Zara Home and Bershka plan to open stores at the Churchill Square shopping centre in Brighton in the New Year.
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OnlineRiver Island to open largest London store
River Island is set to open its biggest store in London after exchanging contracts on Park House on Oxford Street.
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MarketsAgencies scrabble to win corporate occupier contracts
Firms turn to “tenant rep” as transaction levels remain low.
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InsightKeep Smiling: Property Comic 2012
The fifth annual Property Comic event at Marylebone Pleasure Gardens raised more than £2,000 for LandAid. Rachel Hunter went along for a laugh
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OnlinePidgley pushes for sale of public land
A government advisory panel led by Berkeley Group chairman Tony Pidgley has identified 18 sites with the potential to deliver 23,000 new homes.
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OnlineSuperdry supersizes at Bluewater
Superdry will open a new 9,570 sq ft store at Bluewater next spring, relocating from its existing unit at the Kent shopping centre.
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OnlineCushman keeps contract with Ford
Ford Motor Company has re-appointed Cushman Wakefield to provide real estate services across its EMEA portfolio.
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OnlineHCA welcomes £515m funding
The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) has received an extra £515m in government funding to speed up the delivery of large-scale housing projects.
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OnlineScottish Power submits plans for Glasgow HQ
Scottish Power has submitted plans for its £95m UK headquarters in Glasgow city centre with hopes to start construction in the third quarter of next year.
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OnlineTranmere training facilties get green light
Tranmere Rovers Football Club has won planning approval for the relocation of its training facilities and improvements to the Ingleborough Road area of Wirral.
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OnlinePrologis to launch Japanese REIT
Industrial developer Prologis has confirmed it will create a Japanese real estate investment trust (J-REIT) to serve as a long-term investment vehicle for logistics facilities developed by the company in Japan.
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OnlineRetail sheds deals decline
Retail warehouse transactions are estimated at £1.27bn for the year to date, meaning the total for 2012 is set to be around 39% lower than the £2.09bn achieved last year.
