Nick Johnstone
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Avison Young: expanding in the ‘squeezed middle’
EG talks to the directors of Canada-based agency Avison Young, which has bought North West agency WHR and has its sights set on UK expansion
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Places for People picked for £1.5bn Surrey joint venture
Places for People has been selected by Surrey County Council for an innovative new joint venture that could deliver development worth more than £1.5bn over the next 15 years.
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LXB sees NAV fall as sell-off continues
LXB Retail Property’s timetable for winding up has slipped by two years to March 2019, as the fund attempts to sell assets and return money to shareholders.
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C&R “significantly outperforms” national footfall
Capital & Regional has reported a 0.2% increase in footfall in a confident trading update released today
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West End transactions slide
West End investment deals have halved in volume and number since their 2014 peak, according to new data from Savills
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Coates leaves RBS to join CBRE
RBS head of real estate finance Paul Coates has left his position to join CBRE.
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Hugill’s 40,000-unit accelerator model
The chief executive of Urban & Civic has pledged to halve the time it takes to get large-scale residential sites delivered, upon unveiling positive annual results today.
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Deloitte: Central London faces 15m sq ft ‘glut’ of offices
A “glut” of empty office space is coming back to the market with developers responding by slowing down activity, according to Deloitte’s latest Crane Survey.
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Ivanhoé Cambridge invests in new Peel Logistics platform
Peel Group has today announced a tie-up with Ivanhoé Cambridge called the Peel Logistics Property UK Logistics Venture, seeded with a series of sites in the North of England.
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Younger buyers support lower space standards
A survey conducted by YouGov and micro-apartment developer Inspired Homes has found younger generations overwhelmingly in support of revising down space standards.
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TH Real Estate to buy Birmingham office for £100m
TH Real Estate is close to buying a £100m Birmingham office building, in the second UK investment by its European Cities Fund.
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Frasers means business with £170m Farnborough offer
If the deal completes, its would take Frasers’ UK business park investments beyond £850m this year to date.