Peter Bill | 12/07/2017 | 07:00
Time for the Bank of England to stop behaving like the circumspect Old Lady of Threadneedle Street and start acting like a demanding doctor, now the central bank has been given the prescription by the property industry for rectifying cyclical ills • French BNP Paribas may well regret swallowing oh-so-English Strutt & Parker – if the deal comes off.
Cain Hoy Enterprises and Galliard Homes’ plans for a £500m residential-led development at Peruvian Wharf, E16, have been put on hold by the Greater London Authority as it seeks to crack down on the conversion of industrial land to residential.
Commercial property investment volumes into the UK were initially curtailed by the uncertainty created in the aftermath of the EU referendum
Last week was a turbulent one for Helical. Executive director Duncan Walker left abruptly and without explanation and as many as 16% of shareholders lodged their discontent at its remuneration policy at its annual general meeting
Derwent London’s White Collar Factory, at Old Street Roundabout, EC1, has drawn plaudits for plonking a running track on top. But the facility was very nearly advertised as being more suitable for a marathon than a sprint.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan’s 35% flat rate is already boosting affordable housing provision in the capital following years of decline under Boris Johnson, EG research reveals
We take a look at Leeds street art, London movie sets and sport
Following our article on 10 pieces of advice for future property leaders, the series continues with insights from people who play a role in shaping the industry, from both the public and private sector, to investments, sustainability and pop up retail.
Misa von Tunzelman | 04/07/2017 | 12:00
LGBT WEEK: Misa von Tunzelman, marketing director at JLL, tells her story
The UK’s changing social habits and dwindling customer demand has led to a decrease in the popularity of pubs but housing developers still see them as vital inclusions in their schemes