Philip Brown
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Shed take-up jumps 50%
Industrial take-up so far in 2014 is 28.5m sq ft, 50% up on the previous year’s figure and the biggest volume since 2010.
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Commissioners of HM Revenue and Customs v Longridge on the Thames
Value added tax Charity
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Commissioners of HM Revenue and Customs v Longridge on the Thames
Value added tax – Zero-rating – Charity – Building services – Respondent charity constructing building training centre intended for use solely for relevant charitable purpose – Respondent seeking VAT zero-rating…
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No for McKillen’s Ireland hearing plea
Paddy McKillen has failed in a renewed attempt to have the next stage of his battle with the Barclay brothers for control of the £1bn Maybourne Hotel Group heard in…
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HS2 “blight” under focus at Court of Appeal
The ongoing controversy over the HS2 high speed rail link today reached the Court of Appeal for the second time, where the government’s safeguarding directions that prevent conflicting construction work…
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181-183 Oxford Street sold off-market
An Asian entity this week bought 181-183 Oxford Street, W1 in an off-market deal.
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Barclay brothers v McKillen – next round stays in England
Paddy McKillen has failed in a renewed attempt to have the next stage of his battle with the Barclay brothers for control of the £1bn Maybourne Hotel Group heard in…
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Topps Tiles’ Boutique arm to expand
Topps Tiles is planning to double store numbers in its new Boutique division following a successful trial.
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Benson Elliot makes £100m in Ealing
Benson Elliot has made more than £100m from the disposals of two developments in Ealing, W5.
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Price drop drives £10m-plus home sales
Sales of £10m-plus homes sold by Knight Frank increased by a third between January and October, according to the latest data from the agent, and were 92% higher than the…
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Amazon in vogue in Shoreditch
Online retailer Amazon has signed a lease for a new 46,000 sq ft fashion photography studio in Shoreditch, E2.