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OnlineRICS relents to independent review amid governance crisis
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has relented to industry pressure this evening, approving an independent review as it battles a corporate governance crisis.
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JLL’s head of retail investment launches new business
JLL’s head of retail investment Nick Hart is launching a specialist coffee shop called H’ARTISAN in partnership with global cycling brand Rapha.
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First Base appoints new head of sales and lettings
Mixed-use developer First Base has appointed Cian Finucane as its head of sales and lettings, where he will lead on its retail and leisure offer, including food beverage, for Edward Street Quarter in Brighton and Soapworks in Bristol.
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New £17.5m deal for Hartpury University and College
Hartpury University and Hartpury College have entered into a £17.5m deal with Cityheart and a UK investment fund for a development in Gloucester city centre.
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TfL’s Bollo Lane development gets go-ahead
A new development by Transport for London on Bollo Lane, Acton has been given the go-ahead by Ealing Council.
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Kajima Properties makes new hire
London-based property investor, developer and asset manager Kajima Properties has appointed Lucas Kester as an investment surveyor for its European portfolio, with a predominant focus on logistics assets.
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Aberdeen office market sees Q4 uptick in take-up
The Aberdeen office market saw a 26% increase in take-up for the final quarter in 2020 compared with the five year average.
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Auction House London unveils first catalogue for 2021
Auction House London has unveiled a 114-lot catalogue for its first auction of the year.
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Galliard Homes subsidises stamp duty for extra six months
Galliard Homes will subsidise a six-month extension to the stamp duty tax across developments in London.
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Richardson and Ask Real Estate secure £57m funding for Leeds BTR scheme
Richardson and Ask Real Estate have secured £57m in funding for the development of a new build-to-rent (BTR) scheme in Leeds city centre.
