Ambassador and ICG-Longbow jv passes £100m
Ambassador LB Holdings, the joint venture between Ambassador Group and ICG-Longbow, has acquired an office building in Glasgow, taking its total capital committed to the Scottish property market to £100m.
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Ravenscraig: steely new vision to build a prosperous town
Will new plans for Ravenscraig finally bring the derelict Scottish steelworks sit to life?
Demand for T3 sheds fuelling huge growth
COMMENT: It is no secret the UK industrial warehouse sector offers some of the most sustainable rental growth in the UK real estate market. We recently IPOd Warehouse REIT, where average rents in the seed portfolio we acquired were just £4.77 per sq ft, writes Andrew Bird, chief executive, Tilstone Partners
Watkins Jones forward sells Aberdeen digs
Watkin Jones has exchanged contracts to forward sell a 618-bed student development in Pittodrie, Aberdeen
Investors push Glasgow market towards 10-year high
Increased international interest in the Glasgow property market could make 2017 the Scottish city’s best year for investment in 10 years
What would a Corbyn government mean for property?
ELECTION WEEK: Jeremy Corbyn has plans for big business – from higher corporation tax to renationalising the railways. As the polls show the gap between Labour and the Conservatives narrowing in the General Election race, experts consider what a Corbyn government might mean for the property sector.
Scotland takes the Smart Cities initiative
Scotland is charging ahead with its Smart Cities programme, seeded with £10m of EU funding, with high-quality fibre cabling, cashless public parking and even sensors in the city bins. And the initiatives could have major benefits for property
Scottish property: the next 10 years
COMMENT This week the Scottish Property Federation will gather with industry supporters and MSPs to celebrate 10 years representing Scottish real estate…
Glasgow’s growth ‘exceeds UK’s’
LISTEN: Glasgow’s economic growth exceeded that of the UK as a whole over the past five years, according to Savills
Business as usual?
In the face of protracted Brexit negotiations and the possibility of another independence referendum, is it a case of keep calm and carry on for Scottish firms?
