Louisa Clarence-Smith
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Manchester defiant following arena bombing
Civic, community and business groups in Manchester have pulled together in defiance of a suicide bomb attack at Manchester Arena last night which killed at least 22 people and injured…
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Former Manchester Cushmans boss joins Riddell TPS
Investment and asset management business Riddell TPS has recruited former Derwent Estates managing director Ben Roberts as consultant director of investment.
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RICS formally bans “double-dipping”
The new guidelines outlawing dual agency will come into effect from 1 January 2018.
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Barclays launches hunt for 600,000 sq ft northern hub
Barclays Bank has launched a 600,000 sq ft requirement to consolidate its North of England offices into a mega-campus.
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Property Marketing Awards shortlist revealed
The shortlist for this year’s Property Marketing Awards has been announced today
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Gatehouse Bank appoints chief executive
Gatehouse Bank, the shariah-compliant bank based in London, has appointed Charles Haresnape as chief executive.
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McKay Securities’ NAV per share up 0.7%
McKay Securities has reported a 0.7% increase in net asset value per share to 303p in its full-year results
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Modular construction – a catchphrase or a genuine solution to the housing crisis?
UK DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT: Modular construction is the buzzphrase of the UK housing industry, but does the reality match up to the hype
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Belfast to profit from Dublin firms seeking UK base
UK DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT: Belfast is ready to capitalise from Dublin firms seeking a UK base post-Brexit, says the city council’s director of city centre development Nuala Gallagher
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FEC and Co-op submit £235m Angel Meadow plans
Far East Consortium International and the Co-op have submitted plans for Angel Meadow, a £235m residential development in Manchester
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Lib Dems pledge to penalise developers who fail to build
The party’s 2017 general election manifesto reveals the extent of its housing policies
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Tories’ CPO reforms ‘could face legal challenge’
Tory plans to allow councils to seize land using compulsory purchase powers at below “market value” for social housing could face legal action, experts have warned