Estates Gazette
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Retail logistics – from last mile to last-minute
INDUSTRIAL SPECIAL: What retail changes will happen next that will dictate further evolution from logistics, and how can the warehouse world prepare itself?
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News in brief
A round-up of the week’s news stories
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Don’t take a pop at POPS
COMMENT: Developers have the deep pockets required to make inspiring and successful public spaces, says Ken Shuttleworth
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How to find funding for residential investments
Borrowing for residential investments is about to get a lot harder following the tightening of lenders’ rules for those who own four or more properties
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Unilever HQ for sale
Lembaga Tabung Haji is selling Unilever House, in Leatherhead, Surrey, for £74m – a 6% yield.
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EG Data maps light industrial to resi opportunities
With permitted development rights now covering light industrial, EG Data has records covering thousands of potential opportunities across England.
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Bloomsbury bucks London trend with 19% costs increase
Annual occupancy costs in Bloomsbury, WC1, have risen 19% year-on-year, in stark contrast to the rest of London, where costs have stalled and rent-free periods risen. According to Carter Jonas’s…
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RICS pledges to raise £2.25m for LandAid
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has pledged to raise £2.25m for LandAid in 2018 to help end youth homelessness. As part of RICS’ 150th anniversary next year, the campaign…
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UK retail is the envy of the world – here’s how it can stay on top
COMMENT The UK leads the world in retail – but must continue to embrace change to stay on top, says Capital & Regional chief exectutive Lawrence Hutchings
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EG London Forum: Light industrial is the new planning battleground
The extension of permitted development rights this October to include small light industrial buildings is likely to reignite the debate over housing versus commercial space. Which does London need more?…
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EXPO REAL: Mulqueen cautions on risks of secondary and tertiary assets
The head of transactions for CBRE Global Investors has cautioned against buying secondary and tertiary assets despite the pressure to invest cash in the current market.
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Hansteen announces plan to return £580m to shareholders
Hansteen plans to return £580m to shareholders with a tender offer priced at 140p per share.