David Lindsell
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BT badly hit as businesses learn their new business rates
BT has condemned the rates rise after seeing its bill soar by 387% from £165m to £743m. Sky has seen its bills rise 15%
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Briefing: Force sales
The Ministry of Defence is shedding unwanted sites to recoup funds for investment elsewhere, with the potential for another huge tranche of homes
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London shaken by rates rise blow with £7.5bn hit
London has borne the brunt of the long-awaited rates revaluation, but many other businesses across the country expecting their tax bills to drop may have to wait years for the…
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Government scraps Help to Buy
In a letter to Bank of England governor Mark Carney, chancellor Philip Hammond said its purpose had been achieved.
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Large properties ‘exposed to massive pain’ by new business rates
Mark Rigby of CVS said: “We have never seen transitional arrangements that effectively expose larger properties to such large business rate increases. They are going to feel massive pain.”
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Acton campus sold to DoE
Ealing Hammersmith and West London College has sold a 250,000 sq ft campus to the Department for Education for more than £25m
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Rebalance regional housebuilding, says think-tank
London taking lion’s share of housing zone funding but not delivering proportionally more homes
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Driving deals
The potential for investment in the automotive and roadside industry is on the rise. But what is driving this trend?
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Changing retirement perceptions
PegasusLife has an ambitious vision to transform the legacy of living options for the older generation. David Lindsell reports
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RICS readies report on ‘double-dipping’
The RICS will soon publish its new rules on agencies ‘double-dipping’ and they “will not be unclear”, according to director Paul Bagust
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Two new Kings Cross developments get green light
Kings Cross Central Limited Partnership has been given the green light to build two developments.
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Muse on track in Manchester
Planning granted for £185m mixed-use development next to Manchester’s Victoria station