Lindsay Jones
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Estates Gazette 1501: 10 January 2015
Articles from the latest edition of Estates Gazette
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Auctioneers’ lunch 2014: 100% success rate
After a year of robust results, auctioneers from across the country flocked to the West End last month for their now legendary annual networking event.
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Analysis: power to the people
People issues are rapidly rising up the corporate agenda as worries about costs abate and the war for top talent heats up.
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Offer-back provisions: complex but desirable
Good estate management is key to the success of a shopping centre, with a landlord being particularly keen to ensure an optimum tenant mix, which brings obvious benefits to both…
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JLL goes north with Property Tri
Property’s biggest sporting event is set to become even bigger in 2015.
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Broker issues housebuilder downgrades
The UK housebuilder sector took a blow today after broker Jefferies issued downgrades for some of the biggest players.
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UK funds spend £127m on London retail parks
UK funds this week splashed £127m on greater London retail parks.
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Predictions 2015 – what lies ahead for the industry this year
Estates Gazette rounds up the property world’s predictions for 2015
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Trust is key to improving sales
Trust. It’s the golden ticket, the hallowed ground, the Holy Grail, nirvana, the very apogee of the marketer’s desires. Trust is what all products and services – brands – seek…
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Pears harvests £250m Notting Hill
One of the first big investment opportunities of 2015 has come to market with a £250m slice of London’s trendy Notting Hill being put up for sale.
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Liberty and Nice-Pak secure Wigan shed
Liberty Properties and wet wipe manufacturer Nice-Pak International have secured planning permission for a 400,000 sq ft manufacturing unit at Westwood Park, Wigan.
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Coffee co to expand footprint in London
A boutique New Zealand-based coffee company has appointed an agent to expand its presence in London.