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VideosClimate Crisis Challenge: interview with Claire Bradbury, senior consultant at Carbon Intelligence
Mitchell Labiak, Property Week news editor interviews key representatives from our supporting partners ahead of COP26, on a plethora of climate related issues.
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Shaftesbury create new property insights role
Shaftesbury has appointed Matt Thompson to the newly created role of head of property insights.
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Henry Boot forms tech joint venture for Cheltenham development
Henry Boot and international tech campus developer Factory have formed a joint venture to target the UK tech sector.
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Derwent acquires wing of Bush House
Derwent London has acquired the seven-year headlease interest in the South West Wing of London’s Bush House for £13.5m.
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Howard de Walden Estate returns to renovated Marylebone office
The Howard de Walden Estate will return to its historic office at 23 Queen Anne Street in Marylebone this month, following a two-year renovation of the building, Property Week can reveal.
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Use class E to resi – the stats and the controversy
Permitted development rights are a useful tool for many property developers. They essentially allow certain types of developments to bypass the planning application process, speeding up the time to completion.
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Sunset Studios duo to invest £700m in Hertfordshire studio
Blackstone and Hudson Pacific Properties, the duo behind US brand Sunset Studios, are set to invest £700m in a film, TV and digital production studio in Broxbourne, Hertfordshire.
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South West lots sell well at Clive Emson’s latest auction
Clive Emson’s fifth auction of the year saw all the lots listed in the South West sell – with most sparking bidding wars.
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Therme Group chosen to develop £200m wellbeing resort in Toronto
Therme Group has been chosen by the Government of Ontario to develop a C$350m (£200m) wellbeing resort at Toronto’s Ontario Place.
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City office vacancy hits 9%, but space under offer rebounds
The City of London office market vacancy rate has hit 9%, but June also saw the most space go under offer since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.
