Taylor Wimpey builds £2m marketing suite to combat slowing resi sales
The first phase of Taylor Wimpey’s Postmark Building in central London went on sale last week, aided by the largest marketing suite the company has ever had to build.
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European logistics yield falls below 6% to record low
The European logistics yield has fallen to 5.95% for the second quarter of 2018, according to new data from Cushman & Wakefield
Iceland to buy former Poundworld stores
Iceland has agreed a deal to take over 19 former Poundworld sites, but a separate rescue deal for part of the estate has collapsed.
Sports Direct appoints CBRE on House of Fraser purchase
Sports Direct has named CBRE as its sole adviser on all property matters relating to its acquisition of troubled department store House of Fraser.
Does logistics market confidence flatter to deceive?
Just how long can the sector continue without a crisis of confidence?
Saudi investor buys Midtown office from Frogmore
Frogmore has sold Weston House, 242-246 High Holborn, WC1, to Sidra Capital UK for a yield of circa 5%
Commercial RE returns 9.3% in year to June
Commercial real estate returns increased by nearly 4% in the year to June 2018 and reached 9.3%, according to the MSCI/IPD UK Quarterly Property Index.
Retail: is it independents’ day?
Yields in assets occupied by independent retailer tenants have hardened by 129bp over the past 12 months – more than any other tenant type. Here, experts from across the sector give their views on an independent future for retail.
The future is orange: how the Netherlands came back from the brink
After a drawn-out, painful recession, real estate in the Netherands this year became one of Europe’s most popular investment markets. Where does it go from here?
Mayor approves L&Q Brentford scheme after ‘call-in’
Sadiq Khan has approved 441 new homes in Brentford after using his “call-in” powers following the scheme’s refusal by Hounslow Council.
