Liverpool’s community voices need to be heard
COMMENT: Jackie Sadek questions why Liverpool’s fight for urban regeneration is being threatened by “inappropriate” high-rise development
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Shifting habits behind growth in global dining-out market
A compelling food and beverage offer is now critical to the success of any retail scheme, a new report by Cushman & Wakefield has revealed.
SEGRO and Barratt partner on former Nestlé site redevelopment
SEGRO and Barratt have submitted a major application for 1,381 homes as well as 245,000 sq ft of industrial space on the former Nestlé factory site in Hayes, west London.
Inside Annabel’s
From securing high-profile deals and bumping into celebrities, to buying clothes from strangers to honour the strict dress code, members’ surreal experiences have marked Mayfair club Annabel’s as a place that puts the people in property.
New ULI president Chris Choa puts focus on connectivity
The Urban Land Institute’s new UK president spells out his ambition to unite the real estate and tech industries for the good of our communities
Foreign business leapfrogs London in favour of the regions
International businesses are taking their front-office operations further afield than London, and it is not just cost savings that are luring them away
Inside Brixton Prison: How property is unlocking prisoner potential
Aiming to tackle the construction skills shortage, along with prisoner rehabilitation, Landsec has partnered with Bounce Back to launch a scaffolding training course inside Brixton prison.
Khan’s ‘brave’ new design vision for London
COMMENT: Sadiq Khan’s new London design manifesto and public speaking skills have left quite an impression on Jackie Sadek.
GIC and Lendlease team up to sell Bluewater stakes for £1bn
GIC and Lendlease have teamed up to sell their combined stakes, valued at £1bn, in the Bluewater shopping centre in Kent
Store Twenty One put into liquidation
Store Twenty One has collapsed into liquidation and will close its remaining 122 shops
