Louisa Clarence-Smith
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Housebuilder shares rise after £10bn Help to Buy boost
Shares in the UK’s FTSE 350 housebuilders have risen after the government announced a £10bn injection into the Help to Buy scheme.
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Tritax buys Royal Mail-let shed for £48.8m
Tritax Big Box REIT has acquired a Royal Mail distribution facility in Northamptonshire from LondonMetric for £48.8m.
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Greycoat’s Peter Thornton to retire
Greycoat chairman Peter Thornton has announced his retirement after 39 years at the firm.
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Green REIT issue of equity
Green REIT has applied for the admission of just over 4m new shares as part of its agreement with investment manager Green Property REIT Ventures.
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Treasury to restrict councils’ extra-jurisdictional investment
The Treasury is planning to clamp down on councils investing in commercial property outside their own jurisdictions
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Hines secures 80,000 sq ft letting at Manchester’s Royal Exchange
Hines has secured an 80,000 sq ft office letting to law firm Clyde & Co at the Royal Exchange, Manchester.
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10 takeaways from the Labour Party conference
If Labour came to power it could have far-reaching implications for the property industry. Here’s what you need to know
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Corbyn announces tougher rules on regeneration projects
Jeremy Corbyn has pledged to introduce tough restrictions on regeneration projects to ensure they benefit local people and not private developers or “property speculators”
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Helical to sell Shoreditch office C Space
Helical has instructed agents to sell its C Space office scheme in Shoreditch, EC1.
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Madison appoints director of investments
Madison International Realty has appointed former Goldman Sachs vice-president Kyle Torpey as director of investments.
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British Land signs Mars and Sasol at Paddington Central
British Land has signed Mars and Sasol to 4 Kingdom Street, W2, the newly completed office building at its Paddington Central campus
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Revo policy adviser says industry needs to engage with Labour
LISTEN: At this week’s Labour party conference, Revo policy advisor Matt Ogg said the industry should have a seat at the table with both the opposition and government