Voice of the Region: Surrey – diversity and resolution
LISTEN Partner Piers Leigh discusses how Curchod & Co has pivoted to where demand is strongest during 2024
LISTEN Partner Piers Leigh discusses how Curchod & Co has pivoted to where demand is strongest during 2024
LISTEN Brighton’s high streets are back in business with retail and leisure uptake pushing vacancy rates right down, thanks in part to workers returning to the office, according to Newlands Property managing director Rich Lowrey. Lowrey is October’s dealmaker of the month, topping the On-Demand Rankings for combined deals in the South East with 11 […]
Firm splashes £19.4m on industrial assets in Bicester and Northampton
Hammerson signs operator for 53,000 sq ft following exit of Showcase Cinema de Lux
The REIT will deliver 80,000 sq ft of industrial space in Hackney Wick and Deptford
How office operator Workspace powered up its portfolio with a CPPA
More energy-efficient new space is needed, says business park developer and operator Potter Space
EG’s panellists ask why progress has been so slow
Global Sustainability Report for 2024 identifies a “lack of commitment”
Andrew Bone was sacked by Savills following his comments about England footballers
The healthcare REIT’s interims saw an 8% rise in rental income and a 4% growth in earnings
Sibley Pares’ Ned Gleave says occupiers are racing for parking space in their lettings
However, Deepki data reveals the UK has reduced emission rates across all sectors except hotels
LISTEN Sibley Pares associate Ned Gleave on what occupiers want in the Kent industrial market
Lambert Smith Hampton’s Elise Evans on the ABCs of EPCs
Which sectors are most in demand from UK occupiers and which locations are most searched for?
Architect DSDHA has been tasked with plans for improvements to the busy London street
Three office acquisitions this year alone are part of a “meticulous” strategy
Government promises response to NPPF changes by end of the year
LISTEN LSH’s Elise Evans on the strides made in decarbonising the industrial sector
Those landlords with space up for EPC renewal should be looking to future-proof their buildings
Port operator spent more than a year searching for a national agent
The Property Agency and Management Principles will come into effect on 1 January
Landlord’s sustainability report reveals success of integrated strategy
Offices with top EPC ratings have pulled away from the rest of the field, EG research shows
Letting activity across West End offices more than doubles, according to exclusive EG Radius data
He succeeds Nick Rowe as national president of the Institute of Revenues, Rating and Valuation
Two thirds of institutional investors cite occupier pressure as reason to increase spending
Welcome statement of intent, but real estate will underpin the infrastructure required for growth
Phoenix Life has acquired the Beacon from Legal & General IM
Carrot provides software that records data for streamlining processes and sustainability reporting
Agency says market has been boosted by falling interest rates and an upturn in transaction levels
First homes on site of former biscuit factory scheduled for completion in autumn 2025
Which sectors are most in demand from UK occupiers and which locations are most searched for?
Mitchell Halliday’s brand signs for five years at the Manchester development
Singaporean wealth fund GIC has acquired a minority stake in smart metering firm Techem
The costs of hitting Paris Agreement targets will be almost 30% higher than calculated a year ago
The five-acre site will include new homes, shops and outdoor spaces
Government is reviewing policy and deadlines around minimum standards
Orega survey finds 55% of respondents are using flexible office space
TfL’s property company plans to deliver hubs across its estate in 2026
Deal is group’s third high-profile acquisition of the year
EG’s Dealmaker of the Month on deal delays, sheds and ESG
LISTEN Kearvell says demand for smaller-scale industrial units is particularly strong
Plans that could have made all commercial buildings below a B rating obsolete by 2030 may be changed
Jamie Keith from Christie sees investment activity picking back up
High street chain was bought out of administration by Auréa Group
LISTEN Christie & Co’s Jamie Keith predicts a fresh round of inward investment
Research warns that large amount of stock will be unusable as it will fail to meet EPC B standard
Which sectors are most in demand from UK occupiers and which locations are most searched for?