London restaurant rents ‘unmanageable’
Research shows that 84% of London leisure operators feel that rents and rates could force them to close down or move out of the capital
Research shows that 84% of London leisure operators feel that rents and rates could force them to close down or move out of the capital
The effects of the global financial crisis may be starting to fade but with the usual safe havens under threat, what impact is this having on international investment in residential property, asks Anna White
COMMENT: Understanding the role that data plays in a rapidly evolving world is essential for companies to be successful, says proptech adviser Dan Hughes
An unloved Scottish shopping centre could pave the way for the future of regional malls if brothers Rahim and Karim Virani are successful with their plans
COMMENT: We are being confronted by headlines claiming prices for homes across London are falling at an alarming pace. Savvas Savouri, partner and chief economist at Toscafund Asset Management, takes issue with such talk.
Could the seemingly insatiable growth of the logistics and industrial sectors start to slow and values in each sector start to look toppy?
Royal Bank of Scotland’s decision to close 162 branches across England and Wales will release more than 500,000 sq ft of high-street retail space.
While City fund managers may dislike the retail sector, private investors continue to snap up shops across UK high streets at auction despite the industry’s many well-publicised problems
GVA may not be the only property services firm that engages in corporate activity this year as margins become squeezed and firms search desperately for economies of scale
Grosvenor has reported a total return of 2.7% in 2017, down from 8% the year before, as revenue profits rocketed by 81%.