Philip Brown
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Empiric raises £65.7m through share placing
Empiric Student Property has raised £65.7m through a share placing as appetite for the student digs market remains strong.
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Pub landlords could lose ‘wet rent’
The House of Commons this week voted in favour of an amendment that could lead to 1,400 pub closures and the loss of 7,000 jobs.
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QPR wins 89% backing for regen plans
Nearly nine in 10 people agree with Queens Park Rangers FC’s stadium-led regeneration plan for Old Oak Common in west London.
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G Park Skelmersdale Ltd v Electricity North West Ltd
Contract Construction of deed
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G Park Skelmersdale Ltd v Electricity North West Ltd
Construction of deed – Grant of right to operate and maintain overhead electric line over applicant’s land – Requirement for grantee to pay compensation in event that notified of grant…
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Barrett v Robinson
Landlord and tenant – Service charge – Insurance costs – Appellant tenant required to contribute to respondent landlord’s insurance costs as variable administration charge – Terms of lease entitling respondent…
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Where two planning permissions exist in respect of the same land, as a matter of general principle, a developer may choose between them
In Pye v Secretary of State for the Environment [1998] 3 PLR 72, an application had been made to the local planning authority (“LPA”) under section 73 of the Town…
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‘Housing needs institutional cash’
VIDEO: Housing minister Brandon Lewis MP has called for more institutional investment into the private rented sector.
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Rahman hits back at ‘excessive’ PwC report
Embattled Tower Hamlets mayor Lutfur Rahman has today hit back after secretary of state Eric Pickles stripped the council of its property sale powers.
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The Upper Tribunal allows an appeal against the issue of a negative certificate of appropriate alternative development
Where an interest in land is proposed to be acquired by an authority possessing compulsory purchase powers, section 17 of the Land Compensation Act 1961 enables both the acquiring authority…
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E-commerce ‘taking over Europe’
MAPIC: e-commerce is having the most significant impact on the shopping centre market, a study of European property players has found.
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Malls: bigger is better
MAPIC Podcast: Big is better when it comes to shopping centres, according to a global study by CBRE.