Estates Gazette
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Healthcare attracting investors
Investors can capitalise on supply demand imbalance
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Lawyers: truth, post-truth and nothing like the truth
COMMENT: In a world that has had enough of experts, is it the end of the line for property lawyers?
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APC: A well-worn pathway
Kate Taylor continues her APC series with a look at residential valuation
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The importance of limitations
POTTED GUIDE: Jonathan Seitler QC guides practitioners through the basics of the law relating to limitation periods arising in property cases
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Taylor Wimpey nabs £1bn Winstanley regen opportunity
Taylor Wimpey has been named preferred bidder for one of the most high-profile estate regeneration projects in the country. Wandsworth Council selected the developer as a joint venture partner for…
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MoD: No Hyde Park Barracks deal until 2020
A sale of one of London’s prime residential development opportunities, Hyde Park Barracks, SW1, is unlikely before 2020, according to the Ministry of Defence. The six-acre site is one of…
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Tech guru Morgan heads for BL
Cushman & Wakefield partner and tech trailblazer Juliette Morgan is set to join developer British Land in May. Morgan, who was brought on board to boost Cushman & Wakefield’s technology…
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In brief
Polish for Manchester gem Wittington Investments, the family office that owns Selfridges and Fortnum & Mason, has bought the 76,000 sq ft Daily Express building in Manchester for £10.5m. Wittington…
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LXI starts trading after £138m IPO
LXI REIT has begun trading on the London Stock Exchange. Earlier this month, LXI raised £138.2m after issuing shares at 100p per share, having initially targeted £200m from the IPO.…
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Going from third to fourth
A practical guide to the changes soon to be introduced by the Fourth Anti-Money Laundering Directive – and the steps that can be taken to keep your business safe
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Unilever won’t be last Brexit-driven bargain
UK firms are cheaper than ever since the Brexit vote and could play host to acquisitive overseas investors
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Quality offices = quality staff = profitability
Despite Brexit, companies are going to need to keep growing and moving