Karl Tomusk
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Mountview Estates reports slump in profits
Mountview Estates, the residential trading company, has blamed the “uncertain economic climate” on a slump in profits in its full year results.
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Building in the human factor for successful communities
THE FUTURE OF REAL ESTATE: Rarely do anthropologists feature in property conferences, but as EG’s Future of Real Estate Summit found yesterday, it might be time for the industry to…
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CLS gets in early to cut bond debt costs
CLS is to redeem £65m of 5.5% bonds early at the end of July in a move to cut its cost of debt.
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BL’s £200m push signals buyback growth
British Land has extended its buyback programme with plans to invest up to £200m of its own shares this financial year.
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Future of UK rests on attracting global investment
THE FUTURE OF REAL ESTATE: The UK’s future success depends on UK industries and cities continuing to attract international investment as the country leaves the European Union, EG’s Future of…
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New designs needed for London’s Grosvenor Square
Grosvenor Britain & Ireland has launched a call for designs to re-imagine Grosvenor Square, following the US embassy’s move from the square to Nine Elms, SW11, at the start of…
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Cushman & Wakefield announces eight promotions to partner
The move follows the firm’s promotion of 142 employees in April,when a total of 73 individuals were made partner.
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Landsec boss Rob Noel sees pay fall by £1m
Landsec chief executive Rob Noel’s pay fell from £2.7m to £1.7m this year as the company failed to meet long-term performance targets.
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First Panattoni to open Manchester office
First Panattoni, the world’s largest privately owned industrial developer, is to open a northern UK office in Manchester
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Which city was the UK’s most active in Q1?
Manchester was the most active regional city in the first quarter and the only UK market outside London with more than 300,000 sq ft of office lettings, according to EG’s…
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MoneySuperMarket takes space at WeWork’s Manchester office
MoneySuperMarket has agreed to take about 130 desks at WeWork’s One St Peter’s Square office on a temporary basis as it plans to nearly triple its staff numbers in the…
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Developer secures planning for Sunderland manufacturing park
Henry Boot Developments has secured planning permission for the first phase of the £400m International Advanced Manufacturing Park in Sunderland.