Louisa Clarence-Smith
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GPE secures £90m loan in WC1
Great Portland Estates has secured a £90m five-year loan for the Great Ropemaker Partnership
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Overheads hit Trafalgar results
Trafalgar New Homes has posted a pretax loss of £168,000 in the six months to 30 September, which the company said reflected an overhead charge
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Stamp duty devolution would boost regional growth, thinktank argues
Stamp duty devolution could boost local authority funding by £10bn a year, a thinktank has announced.
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Liverpool council circles HCA site for offices
Liverpool city council has moved to buy a three-acre site for a 350,000 sq ft office scheme.
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LJ Partnership buys Manchester office
LJ Partnership has bought 1 Central Street in Manchester, its fifth building in the city’s Albert Square, for £7m
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Leeds offices set for record year
The Leeds office market is expected to see a record 660,000 sq ft let by the end of 2015 – 26% above the five-year average of 520,000 sq ft
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Business rates ‘hinder growth’ as landlords bear costs
Business rates reform could unlock £1.8bn of development over the next five years, according to a new report.
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AFC Wimbledon to return to spiritual home
AFC Wimbledon will return to its spiritual home following approval by Merton council of plans for a 20,000-seat stadium.
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CIL dubbed “confusing” and “unfair” at BPF panel
The Community and Infrastructure Levy was denounced as “unfair” and “confusing” by industry professionals prior to a government-commissioned review of the tax
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Commission launched for M11/A10 corridor
A growth commission has been launched for the London-Stansted-Cambridge corridor aiming for a 30-year vision for the region
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Whitbread sales grow
Whitbread’s sales increased by 11.1% in the year to 26 November
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Rates reform ‘could unlock projects’
Business rates reform could unlock £1.8bn of development over the next five years, according to a new report.