Dimbleby takes his market to the world
LISTEN: Leon founder Henry Dimbleby on joining the Revo board and London Union’s global ambitions
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Interview: Brookfield’s Neil Thompson
Neil Thompson, the new chief executive of Brookfield’s London office business, wants to add smaller, and riskier, mixed-use projects in growth areas to its line-up of trophy assets in and near the City
London office availability rises despite growing take-up
Amount of second-hand space on the market is also growing, and it’s all having an impact on rents.
Meet BNPPRE’s new UK board
BNP Paribas Real Estate has completed its acquisition of Strutt & Parker and confirmed a new UK board, led by former Strutts senior partner Andy Martin.
Andy Burnham: Why he’s mad about Manchester
Andy Burnham doesn’t miss Westminster. In fact, he feels liberated without it. The Greater Manchester mayor, who spent 16 years on the green benches before being freed by his election in May, now wants to burst the London-centric political bubble in which he made his career.
Diary: Brexit, staged right
A law firm’s offices may seem an unlikely venue to host a musical, but Brexit the musical is a worthwhile watch
Brexit and the insurance market: how many will leave the City?
As Lloyd’s of London opens an office in Brussels to ensure it has a post-Brexit presence on the Continent, what are the implications for London’s insurance market?
Auctions: now offering something for everyone
The auction room’s diverse set of buyers and lots on offer, and its ability to reflect, through pricing, events affecting supply and demand, make it the ‘stock market’ of the property world, as Savills’ Chris Coleman-Smith explains
Housebuilder Pocket agrees £150m finance deals
Housebuilder Pocket has agreed financing with Lloyds Bank Commercial Bank and the Homes and Communities Agency worth £123.5m
Get to grips with tectonic changes in retail
COMMENT To be involved in retail property is a bit of a tough gig at the moment. I am sure many of the older delegates at this September’s Revo Conference in Liverpool might be wistful for those halcyon days prior to the financial crash 10 years ago.
