What now for Toys R Us landlords?
Toys R Us creditors have today voted in favour of the planned CVA restructure, meaning the closure of 26 stores.
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Avison Young: expanding in the ‘squeezed middle’
EG talks to the directors of Canada-based agency Avison Young, which has bought North West agency WHR and has its sights set on UK expansion
Mount Street looks to buy NPL expertise
Mount Street is looking to take on more workout teams from across Europe and the US as its aims to become the go-to manager of distressed loan books for banks
Guest editors’ comment: Brexit is an irritation but only that
Mike Hussey of Almacantar and Frogmore’s Paul White on why Brexit is merely an irritation for the industry
London stamp duty climbs to a third of average annual salary
Costs contributing to dysfunctional housing market, say academics.
Ravenscraig: steely new vision to build a prosperous town
Will new plans for Ravenscraig finally bring the derelict Scottish steelworks sit to life?
What do retail mega mergers mean for the 2018 shopping centre market?
Unibail-Rodamco has agreed an £18.5bn purchase of Westfield. Hammerson is set to buy Intu in a £3.4bn deal. On the other side of the pond, Brookfield is trying to buy GGP for $15bn.
Angel Court signs four new tenants
Petrobras Europe is among the firms that have signed up to take space at the building
Small housebuilders face too many stumbling blocks
COMMENT: Speak to Berkeley chief Tony Pidgley or Redrow chairman Steve Morgan, the UK’s housebuilding kings, and they will probably tell you they could never have successfully launched their companies today, says Steve Cook, deal origination, Investec
EG’s verdict: Did Hammond deliver?
BUDGET 2017 It was on a site visit to a Barratt housing development in Salford last month that chancellor Philip Hammond had his epiphany…
