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NewsEtopia becomes ‘world’s first’ carbon neutral housebuilder
Modular housing firm Etopia Group has pledged to offset all its carbon emissions after signing the UN’s Climate Neutral Now initiative.
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Property industry must fix its inclusivity problem, says Real Estate Balance
The sector must work on reducing barriers to entry and progression, said participants in a JLL and Real Estate Balance webinar, after a survey suggested 85% of the industry thinks it is hard to get into the property sector without connections or wealth.
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New Hampshire town centre accelerated with £5m funding
Developers of a new town centre in Whitehill Bordon, Hampshire, have secured funding from Enterprise M3 Local Enterprise Partnership for regeneration schemes.
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It’s time to ‘let the next generation show what they can do’ says Silver
The importance of succession in public buildings fuelled Derwent London’s co-founder Simon Silver to announce his retirement this morning.
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Savills unveils catalogue for first ever August auction
Savills has unveiled a 66-lot catalogue for its first ever August sale.
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‘Not enough’ done to incentivise over-65s to move into suitable accommodation
Banks, local authorities and the government must do more to incentivise people over 65 to move into more suitable homes, according to retirement living operator Guild Living.
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CACI unveils new leasing model for retail
Location specialist CACI has launched a data-based model to help facilitate leasing agreements between landlords and retail tenants.
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Select gears up for third CVA
Fashion retailer Select is planning to launch a CVA – its third in as many years.
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Supermarket Income REIT completes Morrisons purchase
LaSalle Investment Management has completed the sale of a Morrisons supermarket in Telford to Supermarket Income REIT for £14.3m.
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To CVA or not to CVA?
Even before the devasting effects on businesses of the coronavirus, it is fair to say the restaurant and leisure sector had already experienced more than its share of problems over the past few years.
