Diary: Rock ‘scraper sizzles
The real estate movie of the year, Skyscraper, featuring Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson, should surely be pitched as Die Hard meets Towering Inferno
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How is Grosvenor preparing for growth?
With Brexit looming and the nature of flexible office spaces changing, Grosvenor is making strides to embrace agility in the face of uncertainty
Agent of change: why the music matters
Music venues have become flashpoints for residential schemes. Now a bill before Parliament is hoping to end the discord. EG sounds out three interested parties
AEW to raise £35m for acquisition pipeline
Fund manager has also agreed a new £30m eight year fixed loan with Canada Life Investments.
Cashing in on growing greenfield demand
COMMENT Demand for strategic land through auction increased throughout 2017 as the government continues its push on housebuilding.
Should data or instinct drive your decisions?
Decision-making is never easy, especially in real estate. Should you rely on gut instinct or, in a world of increasing transparency and open data, are the spreadsheet ninjas delivering the best results? David Hatcher reports.
Greenwich Council to help tenants to buy with £10,000 grants
Greenwich Council’s independent housing delivery arm has announced a plan to contribute up to £10,000 to tenants to go towards a mortgage deposit.
Diary: The HoCoLoGo hokey-cokey
Goodbye Department for Communities and Local Government, hello Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government
Shed sales volume at all-time high
Total sales volume in the UK warehouse market hit £7.7bn in 2017, according to Savills’ latest Big Shed Briefing.
Is there more M&A activity to come in 2018?
Following Hammerson buying intu and Unibail-Rodamco buying Westfield, will the property industry’s new adage be “if you can’t beat them, buy them”?
