Louisa Clarence-Smith
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HCA chief economist to head AMION’s London office
The Homes and Communities Agency’s former chief economist is to lead North-West consultancy AMION Consulting’s expansion into London
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Tesco’s Bruce Wilson moves to GL Hearn
Tesco’s Bruce Wilson has been appointed by GL Hearn to join its business rates team
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St Modwen to regenerate Bury business park
St Modwen has been selected by Bury Council as development partner for the 17-acre Chamberhall Business Park
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Brexit: Osborne could raise income tax
Chancellor George Osborne and former chancellor Alistair Darling today warned of an income tax hike for both lower and higher rates if Britain votes to leave the European Union.
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JLL Triathlon North in memory of Living Ventures’ Tim Bacon
JLL’s Property Triathlon North will be held in memory of Tim Bacon, chairman of Living Ventures, who passed away in April
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New mayor to provide ‘clarity’
LREF 2016: London’s new deputy mayor for housing, James Murray, has pledged to provide “clarity” and “certainty” for the industry
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How to attract the next generation of City occupiers
LREF 2016: As the number of financial services workers in the City of London shrinks, what can be done to attract the next generation?
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Crossrail 2 station will help to deliver more homes in Chelsea
LREF 2016: A Crossrail 2 station on the King’s Road, SW3, would create 3,500 new homes with a gross development value of around £6bn
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Hackney calls for affordable workspace in Shoreditch
Hackney Council’s regeneration leader has said Shoreditch developments should have an affordable workspace provision to help the area retain and attract talent
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Cyberattacks: The risk to property
Cybersecurity firms are attracted to London’s pool of talent and its proximity to GCHQ. They will need space for the £3.4bn of business they are expected to conduct in 2017
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FORE plans Manchester office refurb
FORE Partnership has revealed plans to redevelop 24 Mount Street in Manchester into an 80,000 sq ft office building
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MAG completes £560m refinancing
Manchester Airports Group has completed the £560m refinancing of its revolving credit and liquidity facilities to provide funding for its growth plans