Philip Brown
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Environmental impact assessment and artificial project splitting
The CJEU has clearly stated that the purpose of the EIA Directive cannot be circumvented by the splitting of projects.
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Belfast ‘hampered by lack of equity’
VIDEO: A lack of equity is hampering office development in Belfast, said panellists at EG’s Belfast Question Time.
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Picton’s profit up threefold
FINANCE: Picton Property’s half-year results show profit after tax up by more than threefold
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British Land posts 11.8% NAV rise
FINANCE: A buoyant London office market has boosted British Land’s net asset value by 11.8%.
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UK retail surges ahead
The UK has continued to increase its market share of EMEA retail investment as volumes across the Continent hit €11bn (£8.8bn) in Q3
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Hunt aims for Vauxhall towers
Foxtons founder Jon Hunt has unveiled plans to build a pair of 25-storey residential towers at a Texaco garage site on Albert Embankment, SE1.
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Wigan plans 400,000 sq ft facility
Plans have been lodged for a 400,000 sq ft factory that Wigan council is calling the “biggest ever” building to be built in the borough.
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Regions join the global elite
London Heathrow claims top spot again as the most expensive industrial market in the world, but is joined by two new UK entrants in the top 10
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The Lowe-down: comfort on the South Bank
Tim Lowe has spent the past four months trying to find affordable renting options for under £500 a month in London’s zone 2. In his penultimate three-week stint, the 26-year-old…
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“Equality in the workplace? It’s a human right”
In a less frenetic market, respondents revealed it is not just cold hard cash that drives them at work. But first… a look at those modest salary increases
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Online v old school: employers fail to click
Could your online profile be as important as your physical location when it comes to career progression and salary increases?
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The economy’s a ‘U’, not a ‘W”
Several years ago every other article on the market tried to identify the shape of the recession, with the most popular among doom-mongers being an ‘L’. As it has turned…