Louisa Clarence-Smith
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The Leeds leading edge
International acclaim is within Leeds’ grasp, even if its football team doesn’t deliver, industry captains told an audience at Estates Gazette’s Leeds Question Time
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Peers back starter homes despite concerns
Ministers are racing against the clock to get the starter homes initiative written in law as part of the Housing and Planning Bill
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Lords rebel on starter homes
The House of Lords has voted in favour of allowing local authorities discretion on whether they include starter homes in developments
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Deloitte’s Steel joins Select Property
Michele Steel, head of Deloitte Real Estate in the North West, has joined Select Property Group as director of strategic planning
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Madelin sees post-Brexit ‘decline’
LISTEN: British Land executive Roger Madelin has warned that a leave vote in the EU referendum would send the UK and London into economic decline
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Deloitte’s Steel joins Select Property
Michele Steel, head of Deloitte Real Estate in the North West, has joined Select Property Group as director of strategic planning
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Leeds ‘top global city’ for digital skills
EG Leeds Question Time: Sky’s director of digital platforms has said Leeds came out on top in a global analysis of cities for access to skills
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Ask Real Estate: back in business
The downturn nearly finished off its development arm, but eight years later Manchester-based Ask is at the top of its game following backing from construction giant Carillion in January
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Property squarely against Brexit
EU REFERENDUM: Not a single central London commercial property market professional believes a pro-Brexit vote would be positive for the sector, according to RICS
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TfL poaches Cushman agent for Crossrail 2
Cushman & Wakefield’s William Jackson has been poached by Transport for London to oversee the property strategy for Crossrail 2.
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Property opposes Brexit
LISTEN: Not one of the central London commercial property professionals surveyed by the RICS believes a pro-Brexit vote would be positive for the sector
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Network Rail on a new track
Network Rail has set up a specialist business, Network Rail Property, to help generate £1.8bn through asset disposals.