Retail detail – the experts’ view on the future of the market
No-one knows the market better than those that live and breathe it every day. Here, a handful of retail and leisure leaders share their views on the state of the retail market.
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Bank consolidation to open up 300,000 sq ft in Manchester
Bank consolidation plans in Manchester could create more than 300,000 sq ft of available office space in the city centre as RBS, Barclays and Bank of New York Mellon seek to move staff into city centre hubs.
Canary Wharf withdraws North Quay plans
Canary Wharf Group has withdrawn plans for a 3.7m sq ft Isle of Dogs mixed-use scheme at North Quay, following a spike in construction starts on residential towers in the area.
Radius Data Exchange reveals the UK’s most resilient city
Multinationals moving their operations across the country, billions of pounds of infrastructure investment and even wild fluctuations in commodity prices have changed the fortunes of regional office markets over the last decade.
Diary: Xu’s mic-drop moment
Diary headed to London’s Royal Albert Dock last week for the topping out of the first building at the new business district being developed by China’s ABP.
Instant gratification culture is affecting how we borrow money
COMMENT: How is the surge of alternative lenders affecting the debt market? Adam Buchler, co-founder of London-based real estate debt adviser BBS Capital
What do the local election results mean for property?
UPDATE: Tories hold on to crucial London strongholds
REIT portfolio makes up Allsop’s online debut
EG can reveal that the client behind Allsop’s inaugural online commercial property sale
Government estate disposals slow by two-thirds
The government’s disposal of its property estate slowed by nearly two-thirds in 2017 as surplus land became harder to identify
How Assura became just what the doctor ordered
When Simon Laffin, Assura’s chairman announced his retirement in March, he left the company transformed. Once burdened with unsuccessful investments, unhappy shareholders and an inability to raise cash, Assura prospered as a primary care investor under Laffin’s six-year tenure. Its market cap rocketed from £200m to £1.4bn and it entered the FTSE 250 in December […]
