Lindsay Jones
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Hughes is the real deal for L&G
Legal & General Investment Management has promoted its head of property Bill Hughes to head of real assets.
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Finance briefs: HSBC appoints Phythian
David Phythian has been appointed head of corporate real estate for the UK at HSBC.
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Estates Gazette 1503 – 24 January 2015
EG 1503 – 24 January 2015 The market 5 Editor’s comment 6 Crossrail: where the potential lies News 35 Movies premiere at King’s Cross 35 Russians reach for the stars in Southwark…
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Out with the old in the new towns
Hertfordshire ought to be a by-word for affluence. The county is wealthy, healthy, well-connected and metropolitan in outlook. Surely Hertfordshire’s town centres are glittering retail and leisure attractions?
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European lending leaps by €23bn
Commercial real estate debt increased by €23bn (£17.5bn) to €978bn over the course of 2014, according to CBRE Capital Advisors’ latest analysis of the European debt market.
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New cemeteries in the green belt are inappropriate development
Paragraph 89 of the NPPF provides that a local planning authority (“LPA”) should regard the construction of new buildings as inappropriate in the green belt, subject to a number of…
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Sheffield office take-up improves
Office take-up in Sheffield and its suburbs improved on 2013 figures to just over 270,000 sq ft for 2014, according to research by Knight Frank and Creative Sheffield.
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Miller jv signs £23m Omega forward funding deal
Miller Development’s joint venture at Omega Warrington has signed a £23m forward funding deal for a manufacturing plant for Plastic Omnium.
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Editor’s comment – 24 January 2015
Terrorism, oil prices and the soaring Swiss franc dominated the agenda in Davos this week. All will affect property, but none more so than another topic near the top of…
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The Crown Estate builds Somerset deal
The Crown Estate has agreed to sell its Dunster Marsh residential development site in Somerset to Strongvox Homes.
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Manchester seeks £750m Piccadilly partners
A newly formed consortium has launched a search for finance and development partners for a £750m redevelopment of -Manchester’s Piccadilly.
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Bellway uncuffs resi development
Plans to redevelop the former north London magistrates court where serial killer Dennis Nilsen once appeared have been approved by Haringey council.