Lindsay Jones
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Build above schools and hospitals to solve housing crisis
Building flats above existing hospitals, schools and libraries would solve London’s housing crisis, according to a new report.
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Diary – 15 November 2014
Members of the Portsmouth Property Association have taken time out from the property game to invest in the beautiful game, spending £2,000 on community shares in the trust that runs…
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Portsmouth: three into one does go
Some partnerships are made in heaven, some in hell, and some on the pragmatic basis that your enemy’s enemy is your friend.
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Mail site ready for delivery
Royal Mail has kicked off the sales campaign for one of the largest development opportunities in the Vauxhall Nine Elms regeneration area, SW8.
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The only way is Essex for McCarthy & Stone
Retirement homes specialist McCarthy & Stone is upsizing its development pipeline to ease the pending “demographic time bomb”
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Universities crowd into London offices
Universities and colleges have become the fastest-growing group of London office occupiers, more than doubling their footprint in the last decade.
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TFL consults on new look for Old Street
Transport for London has begun consulting on plans to transform Old Street roundabout, which could unlock a major redevelopment site over the station.
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Garratt takes the reins at Innes England
Tim Garratt is to replace Robert Hartley as managing director of East Midlands-based agent Innes England.
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Supermarket shuffle as Morrisons looks to shed £250m
Morrisons is preparing to put a second tranche of assets up for sale as the supermarket sector remains in a state of flux.
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Caddick’s £500m gig
The long-stalled prime development site at the heart of a fierce legal battle over the building of the Leeds Arena is to be revived by a new developer.
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Discrimination rife in the property workplace
Almost one fifth of property professionals feel discriminated against in their job, according to this year’s Estates Gazette Salary Survey.
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£1bn Northern line extension approved
A £1bn Northern line extension has been approved in the capital supporting the creation of 18,000 new homes.