All Russia/Ukraine articles – Page 2
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NewsRussian war on Ukraine casts shadow over a muted Mipim
Impact of Ukraine conflict among the key issues debated at first full-scale gathering in spring time since 2019.
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PBSA operators call for refugee policy clarity
Those keen to house Ukrainians seek detail on easing of planning restrictions.
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Agent P: Operation Winston
Friday 25th March, Titanic Room. 8.00am: Team talk! Feels good sharing a room again with my five campaneros. I feel they deserve a briefing on the secret work I have been doing as part of Operation Winston, namely a history review of Russian client files in case we turned the ...
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A Russian threat on the home front
“Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” Mike Tyson’s famous quip has a chilling resonance for a world plotting a recovery from a global pandemic – but now facing off an infinitely nastier brute.
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Publish the overseas register now, says BPF
Melanie Leech is eager for the rollout of foreign owners register ‘as soon as possible’.
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Ukrainian real estate pair give first-hand accounts of the war
UFuture’s Rostyslav Rozstalnyi and Nicholas Tymoshchuk were in Kyiv when Russia invaded their country.
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JLL ‘to separate its domestic operations in Russia’ following industry pressure
JLL has bowed to industry pressure and said it will “separate its domestic operations in Russia” after five of its rival agencies all confirmed this week that they were cutting ties with their Russian partners.
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Abramovich property sales on hold after sanctions imposed
Sanctions have been placed on Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich, putting the billionaire owner of Chelsea FC’s reported asset sales on hold.
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BPF urges government to close loopholes in bill to clamp down on ‘dirty’ Russian money
The British Property Federation has called on the government to limit exemptions to inclusion in the proposed register of overseas owners of British property, amid mounting concerns over potential loopholes in the legislation.
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Agents review Russian presence as war with Ukraine escalates
Many of the top agencies have severed ties with Russia, while others are staying put and monitoring the situation.
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Agent P: Operation Purify
Friday 11 March: Hunkered in GBH bunker, aiding Operation Purify. Mipim? Not going now, don’t care! I’m chalking up house points as a member of Operation Purify, trusted employees scouring The Stain of Putin from GBH.
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Pressure mounting on JLL to cut ties with Russian partners
Pressure is mounting on JLL to cut its ties with its Russian partners after Avison Young, CBRE, Colliers Savills, and Knight Frank all confirmed that they were suspending their Russian operations.
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Uniqlo owner defends decision to keep Russian stores open
The owner of Japanese clothing brand Uniqlo has defended his choice to keep its shops open in Russia, stating that “clothing is a necessity of life”.
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‘Dirty’ Russian money clampdown fast-tracked through Commons
The second reading of the economic crime bill, which will attempt to clamp down on “dirty” Russian money, has been rushed through the House of Commons.
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More agents cut ties with Russian partners
Five of the world’s biggest property consultancies have severed ties with their Russian partners as the situation in Ukraine continues to deteriorate.
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Agents cut ties with Russian partners
Two of the world’s biggest property consultancies have severed ties with their Russian partners, Property Week can reveal, as the situation in Ukraine continues to deteriorate.
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RICS urges members to review money laundering policies in light of Ukraine invasion
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has urged its members to review their anti-money laundering policies in light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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A letter from Ukraine…
It’s Wednesday 23 February. I arrive in Kyiv to cover this phoney war. A war of words. No one believes Vladimir Putin will dare carry out his ludicrous threats of war.
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British Land tells Gazprom to leave Regent’s Place
Kremlin-controlled gas giant Gazprom has been told it must leave Regent’s Place, where it occupies around 90,000 sq ft, by its owner British Land.
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