London’s planning consents tumble
The number of units granted planning permission in London across Q3, was the lowest in 17 quarters, stretching back to 2013
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D-day looms for Bristol Arena
Tuesday, 23 January is a crucial date for Bristol’s long-planned arena development. It’s the day a decision on where it will be located is expected.
Value of UK’s housing stock soars past £6tn
The total value of all the houses in the UK has passed the £6tn mark for the first time, according to research by Halifax which also highlights the vast concentration of property wealth in London and the south-east. The value of homes in London is now more than all the houses in Scotland, Wales and […]
Changing attitudes towards PDR
Carter Jonas’ recent research has found that nearly half of the all the largest local planning authorities in England believe that Permitted Development Rights (PDR) are a problem in their area. This is an increase on 40% in 2016. Of the 73 local authorities surveyed, the primary concern around the conversion of offices to residential centred on the loss of jobs and the impact that this will have on the growth of the local economy.
Former Uber man Chris Bates brings his tech talent to Appear Here
Appear Here’s new general manager has no experience in real estate, but he did grow Uber’s German and Polish businesses at an astonishing rate
Do we need planning policy to foster flexible workspace?
COMMENT: Instant Group’s John Duckworth believes Sadiq Khan’s London Plan is an encouraging step for the flexible workspace industry
Diary: ProLogis presents yule log-istics
An animated video featuring a dancing Santa, a street-talking Elf and the “sleighs in the bays” is taking the logistics industry by storm.
Meet Madeleine McDougall – Lloyds’ new head of commercial real estate
Madeleine McDougall’s first career choice was to be an astronaut. It was only after the new head of commercial real estate at Lloyds Bank was told she lacked the requisite 20:20 vision to navigate a spaceship that she turned to property on a friend’s recommendation
Savills Brum: The guys at the top will take more of a back seat
Those at the top will need to make more room for younger blood and new ideas, according to the new head of Savills’ Birmingham office.
Don’t listen to Remainer doom, property will still prosper
COMMENT: Despite the Remainers’ dire predicitons, property will continue to prosper post-Brexit, says Circle Property’s John Arnold
