Mayor calls in refused Hounslow scheme
The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has used his planning powers to call in a major residential scheme that was refused planning consent
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The rising popularity of REITs around the world
Already popular and well-understood in some countries, real estate investment trusts are now being adopted more widely and are subject to increasingly favourable tax treatment, write Elliot Weston and Cam Cosby of Hogan Lovells
Diary: A miserable start for Manchester at MIPIM
The city gets swept away in Cannes, while Coffey almost comes a cropper
£2tn Japan Post in talks on overseas property debut
Japan Post Holdings is in talks over a deal that would involve its overseas real estate debut
Diary: Aisles and apartments
Of supermarket signs and apartments where the aisles should be…
Regional cities told to ‘scrub up your sales pitches’
MIPIM 2018: UK city regions and local authorities were out in force at MIPIM to pitch for investment. But are they going about it in the right way?
Government to avoid ‘first loss’ on enlarged English Cities Fund
The government has doubled the size of the English Cities Fund and renegotiated its funding so that it no longer takes a “first loss” hit on its regeneration schemes
Does Carillion and HDV spell the end for public private jvs?
COMMENT: Do events in Haringey and the collapse of Carillion signal the end of the public/private joint venture, or is it a temporary political blip?
GDPR: all you need to know about the new data protection rules
The General Data Protection Regulation imposes strict rules on how retailers and other businesses handle customer data – but that doesn’t have to be a bad thing, writes Clare Harman Clark, professional support lawyer at Taylor Wessing.
Builders sitting on plans for 400,000 new homes
It comes as ministers mull new ‘use it lose it’ powers to force landowners to develop sites.
