“Hurrah!” said the property industry, when tax increment financing was finally given the green light by the deputy prime minister in September.
Totally out of keeping with developments elsewhere in austerity Britain, a handful of new temples to retail indulgence moved on apace this week.
So, at last we know what was in the spending review.
The spending review is keeping Sir Philip Green in the headlines. He tells Damian Wild why it is not just government that has to make sure it’s efficient
Confidence is tumbling.
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The autumn conference season was in full swing this week. From Birmingham to Munich, minds have been meeting, backroom deals have been struck and, no doubt, more than a few…
It’s been a long time coming, but this week EG learned of a major breakthrough in the Royal Mail’s property strategy.
David Cameron may not be a fan – last summer he called its creation a “policy failure of historic proportions” – but London agents may soon have reasons to be…
In the past 15 months, the Lloyds corporate real estate business support unit team has grown its headcount from 40 to 420 people.
After BURA’s collapse, a leaner, technology-led successor emerges in UK Regeneration
For Johnson Cleaners, it was January’s poor weather that helped to depress its results.