Residential – Page 19
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MarketsFirst Base pursues high-end prospects
Elliot Lipton tells Hannah Brenton about plans for private-rented and premium family homes
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MarketsQ+A: Sovereign’s James Gibson outlines private-rented plans
While the industry has been making a lot of noise about the private-rented sector (PRS) of late, one housing association has quietly built up a substantial portfolio in the south-west.
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MarketsCrest designs £20m Bristol scheme
Housebuilder Crest Nicholson has exchanged conditional contracts to purchase the West Gate office block on Colston Avenue, Bristol, a 1930s art deco property, to create a £20m residential-led mixed-use scheme.
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MarketsPrivate lessons
As Britain’s private-rented sector takes off, what can be learned from more mature markets? Hannah Brenton reports
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MarketsTake 10 … Croydon schemes in pipeline
Council has promised 9,500 residential starts. Rhiannon Bury reports
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MarketsLivesey’s restorative tonic
Having cleared debts, converter of historic homes is looking for more sites. Nick Johnstone reports
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MarketsQ+A: McCarthy & Stone's old hand
Retirement homes developer McCarthy & Stone was taken private for £1.1bn in 2006, which left it with a heavy debt burden when values dropped in the market crash.
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MarketsMINISTER'S VOICE: Investors wanted for the private-rented sector
This country’s housing markets have been dysfunctional for many years: too few homes have been built across all types of tenure.
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MarketsProfiting from Residential: your guide to property’s hottest sector
This week’s RESI 2013 brings the launch of Property Week Analytics’ Profiting from Residential 2013/14. Here are some of the highlights from this year’s updated and expanded market handbook.
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MarketsIt’s time to take the private-rented sector to task
Britain has always been underpinned by its aspirations. As the regeneration of Stratford and the Olympic Games showed, these can be fulfilled.
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MarketsResi REIT trailblazer goes to ground
Brooks Macdonald fund buys ground rent portfolios. Nick Johnstone reports
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MarketsChange on the bank
London’s south bank will be transformed into a prime residential destination over the next 10 years, as a series of skyscrapers reshape the city’s skyline.
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MarketsQ+A: Cushman’s resi pioneer
Cushman & Wakefield is not known in the market for its residential expertise, but the arrival of the former founding director of the residential investment and development team at Jones Lang LaSalle could help change its reputation.
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MarketsEnsure you drive off into private-rented sunset
For some, property cycles are a bit like sports cars. You get a new model every decade or so, and some people drive off into the sunset while others crash and burn.
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MarketsEconomics of London’s prime hotspots
The simple economics of property — that more people want to live here than we have houses — are not about to change.
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MarketsPrivate-rented sector affords unforeseen opportunities
Since the development of Docklands, there has never been so much regeneration in London: King’s Cross, Paddington Basin, Vauxhall and Nine Elms. Shepherd’s Bush, White City and Earls Court are hot on their tails.
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MarketsDiplomatic moves make way for homes
Developer Galliard Homes last week bought the former European Council of Foreign Relations building at 35 Old Queen Street in Westminster for £21.5m.
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MarketsDo the maths: keyworker housing can work for developers
In 1885, the Four Per Cent Industrial Dwellings Company was founded by a group of Anglo-Jewish philanthropists, headed by banker Nathan Rothschild, the First Baron Rothschild.
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MarketsRegional private-rented sector takes off
New research from Strutt & Parker shows UK-wide increase in PRS housing. Nick Johnstone reports
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MarketsLegal & General homes £15bn strategy
Managing director Hughes says build-to-rent has become more palatable
