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NewsUK PBSA operators warned of reliance on international students
The UK PBSA sector has been warned not to be over reliant on international students taking rooms following a drop in visas issued to Chinese students and fewer EU students, Property Week can reveal.
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How to demonstrate real confidence in a development appraisal
Confidence is a big part of being a property developer. But having confidence in yourself isn’t enough. You need to convey that confidence to others too, so they’re eager to come along for the ride – including lenders.
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Freehold networking forum reaches 10 years
It is amazing that it only became illegal to discriminate against people identifying as lesbian, gay or bisexual in the workplace in 2003. Until Employment Equality (Sexual Orientation) Regulations became law in the UK, you could effectively be sacked for being gay, while trans people did not receive protection until ...
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Broker says post-Covid market conditions may benefit London restaurateurs
Restaurateurs looking to open outlets in Mayfair have a “rare opportunity” to acquire a location in the area due to weakened post-Covid market conditions, according to London restaurant property broker Dean Gambles & Co.
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BidX1 sells 88% of October auction catalogue
Online auctioneer BidX1 has sold 88% of its 16-lot catalogue, raising £2.5m.
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JLL makes two central London office promotions
JLL has promoted Jeremy Attfield to head of City agency and client strategies, and Chris Valentine to head of central London office agency.
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Bury Council forms JV with Muse for regeneration scheme
Bury Council has formed a joint venture with Muse Developments for the regeneration of Prestwich village, Manchester.
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Kent plot sells for almost eight times its guide price at McHugh & Co sale
A 6,500 sq ft plot of land in Rainham, Kent sold for £112,000 – way above its £15,000 guide price – at McHugh & Co’s latest sale.
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Gravis Capital seals deal to buy The Collective assets
Gravis Capital’s GCP Asset Backed Income Fund, a lender to co-living brand The Collective, has signed a deal to acquire the assets of the struggling firm following its recent collapse into administration, Property Week understands.
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Glenny makes raft of promotions
Glenny has promoted Aaron Stovell and Alasdair Lowe to divisional directors, while Jeffrey Prempeh and Jon Fields have been promoted to senior associate.
