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NewsLord Kerslake to chair Bournemouth regeneration company
Lord Kerslake, former head of the Civil Service, has been appointed as independent chair to lead Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole’s (BCP) urban regeneration company FuturePlaces.
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Welsh industrial units over 50,000 sq ft see ‘tremendous’ Q3 lift, says Knight Frank
A 411,000 sq ft New Sports warehouse development that has been completed in Wrexham has boosted the number of industrial property units over 50,000 sq ft in Wales for the third quarter.
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Addington Capital hires Saul Shah as acquisitions specialist
Property investment and asset management firm Addington Capital has recruited Saul Shah as an investment real estate analyst focusing on acquisitions.
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Alliance Automotive takes 630,000 sq ft at Panattoni’s Rotherham site
Real estate developer Panattoni has signed a 25-year lease with vehicle parts distributor Alliance Automotive Group (AAG) for 630,000 sq ft at its Panattoni Park Rotherham site.
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Details of £1.5bn Liverpool Street station development plan revealed
The key elements of the £1.5bn transformation programme for London’s Liverpool Street station have been revealed.
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Edge and GSAM appoint Mace for 28-storey London Bridge tower build
Developer Edge and Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM) have appointed constructor Mace as general contractor for a 28-storey building close to London Bridge.
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RLB’s Mark Weaver becomes global board director
Independent construction, property and management consultancy Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB) has appointed Mark Weaver as global board director.
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Best to gather data before gambling
In 2018 I heard a keynote speech by Ian Robertson, former board member of automotive giant BMW Group. He made a point that has stayed with me ever since.
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Property Week Digital Edition – 7 October 2022
Scottish rent freeze bill sparks fears of housebuilding slowdown; A sneak preview of the transformed Battersea Power Station ahead of the landmark building’s opening next week; Looming energy efficiency rule change spells trouble for small retail landlords
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York development featuring 315 flats and Roman attraction approved
A 10-storey mixed-use scheme featuring 315 serviced apartments that incorporates a Roman visitor attraction called Eboracum has been approved by York City Council.
