Louisa Clarence-Smith
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Peel submits planning for 48-acre Sheffield logistics park
Peel Logistics Property has submitted plans for a 48-acre logistics park in Sheffield.
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City icon One Poultry goes to WeWork
WeWork is in advanced talks to take all the office space at the City’s One Poultry, EC2.
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British Land CFO Lucinda Bell to stand down
British Land chief financial officer Lucinda Bell is to stand down from the board and leave the company on 4 April 2018
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Intu continues convertible bond buy-up
Retail REIT intu has repurchased a further £57m convertible bonds which carry a 2.5% coupon and are due next year.
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10 key takeaways from the Conservative Party conference
Political uncertainty has major ramifications for the industry. Here’s what you need to know from the Conservative Party conference:
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Freddie Flintoff plans major resi scheme in Manchester
England cricketing legend Andrew “Freddie” Flintoff has launched plans for a major residential-led scheme in Manchester.
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City approves Bishopsgate tower plans
Mitsubishi Estate London has secured planning permission for its revised plans for a 50-storey office tower at 6-8 Bishopsgate and 150 Leadenhall Street, EC3.
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What will housing policy look like under Alok Sharma?
Housing minister Alok Sharma is to oversee the Conservatives’ attempt to show how it the party is making housing “fairer”
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Brexit: City urges government to confirm future of EU workers
The City of London Corporation’s policy chair has said institutions are warning her they will move jobs unless we see clarity on transition agreement in the next couple of months.
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Chancellor pledges £300m for rail investment in North and Midlands
Chancellor Philip Hammond has pledged an extra £300m for rail investment in the Midland and North of England.
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Northern Powerhouse minister blames councils for housing shortfall
Northern powerhouse and local growth minister Jake Berry has condemned local authorities for not using their powers to deliver more houses.
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Aviva nears first major PRS deal at Allied London’s Nickel & Dime
Aviva Investors is closing in on its first major PRS deal with advanced discussions to fund Allied London’s two 36-storey towers Nickel & Dime in Manchester.