60 stores to close as New Look enters CVA
Struggling high street fashion retailer New Look is going ahead with a CVA that could result in 60 store closures
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Why London is still a centre of confidence
Whatever the worries over Brexit, the capital has retained its reputation as a strong and stable hub for investment
Industrial most sought-after asset class in Europe
Industrial, and specifically logistics, is the most sought-after real estate sector for European investors, overtaking office for the first time, according to CBRE’s annual EMEA Investor Intentions Survey
Football and flats: Abu Dhabi’s love affair with Manchester
What’s next in Abu Dhabi United Group’s grand vision for the city?
Hammerson and intu still ‘on track’ to seal merger deal
Hammerson and intu’s merger deal remains “on track” with closing expected in the fourth quarter of the year
Serviced apartment group SACO accelerates expansion
Serviced apartment company SACO, which was recently acquired by affiliates of Brookfield Asset Management, has completed a series of new acquisitions that will add almost 1,000 new units to its Locke lifestyle aparthotel concept.
Technology and the changing shape of the industrial sector
Technology is reshaping the industrial and distribution market. EG looks at some of the key ways it is influencing occupier decisions and how that is shaping demand
Quadrant and KKR to sell West Midlands retail park for £180m
Quadrant Estates and KKR are selling the 230,000 sq ft Gallagher Retail Park, Junction 9, M6, Birmingham, for £180m – a 5.2% yield
Inside the Essex business hub built from shipping containers
From Costa Coffee to the sisters selling diamanté-encrusted hair accessories to the Californian beauty pageant market, businesses are rushing to take space in a swathe of shipping containers popping up in and around Essex
Editor’s comment: the PM’s NPPF speech
Theresa May’s NPPF speech was expertly trailed by her advisers last weekend. So much so that Monday’s shake-up surprised no one. It left commentators to focus on what was perhaps an ill-advised background framing the PM: bricks, bricks and more bricks. Designed to signal that May meant business in getting Britain building, it gave the unintended […]
