RBS: Why we’re still lending on retail
COMMENT: For most people in the property industry today, conditions in the retail market will never have looked more challenging, writes Phil Hooper, head of real estate finance, NatWest and RBS.
COMMENT: For most people in the property industry today, conditions in the retail market will never have looked more challenging, writes Phil Hooper, head of real estate finance, NatWest and RBS.
Haringey ditches housebuilding jv with Lendlease and joins the London boroughs that are building on their own
COMMENT: Is it time to say goodbye to the outdated “London, South East and the rest” narrative?
Conservative MP for North West Hampshire Kit Malthouse has been made housing minister, following Dominic Raab’s appointment as secretary of state for Brexit.
Leaving the EU will allow the chancellor to put an end to business rates, says Toscafund’s Savvas Savouri
It has certainly been an eventful first half of the year, with worries over retailer CVAs and job losses on the high street now evolving into broader concern for the long-term health of town centres across the UK, writes Lawrence Hutchings, chief executive at Capital & Regional.
Capco’s “constructive early steps” on its path to a potential demerger have already cost the company around £2m in one-off charges, according to its chief financial officer.
Every year around about this time thousands descend on Dorney Lake near Windsor. Ordinarily it is for the annual JLL Property Triathlon, but this year Diary felt like it had stumbled into Crufts.
Come November, many of property’s rugby-mad execs will be being wined and dined in six floors of new hospitality at Twickenham for the autumn internationals.
One massive deal was of critical importance to the London office market in the second quarter of 2018.