Karl Tomusk
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Whittaker ups stake in Hammerson
Property mogul John Whittaker has increased his stake in Hammerson to 4.6%, buying 12.7m shares in the shopping centre REIT through Peel Holdings
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Council defends Battersea affordable homes move
Wandsworth Council approved plans to reduce the number of affordable homes at Battersea Power Station because the cost of the development was creating “significant challenges” for the scheme, the council…
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Inverness pipes in £500m town centre scheme
A £500m development in Inverness is set to begin after the Scottish government and Highland Council approved plans today
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Four doomsday scenarios after the Brexit vote, have they come true?
Tenant space flooding the market, banks leaving London, one year on from the EU referendum, BNP Paribas Real Estate looks back at four concerns we had for the property market…
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UK leads European self-storage market
The UK is home to almost 50% of self-storage space in Europe with more than 42 m sq ft of lettable supply, the Self Storage Association’s annual industry report has…
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WeWork launches first regional UK site in Manchester
WeWork is to open its first UK location outside London at 1 Spinningfields.
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Passporting – the new millennium bug?
BREXIT ONE YEAR ON: Passporting does it raise serious concerns for a post-Brexit UK? EG looks back through the archives.
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Meteorite Group buys Holiday Inn Express, Trafford City
A Topland, Marick Capital and Mill Lane Estates joint venture has sold the Holiday Inn Express, Trafford City, Manchester, to Meteorite Group for £26m.
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NewRiver raises £225m in share issue
NewRiver REIT raised £225m in its share issue yesterday, exceeding its £200m target.
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Government ‘paralyses’ capital’s housing growth
LREF 2017: Government policy has “absolutely paralysed” London’s ability to meet the demands of a rapidly growing population, says deputy mayor Jules Pipe
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Private and public sectors need to work together
LREF 2017: The private and public sectors need to recognise they “aren’t that different” if they want to maximise long-term value through partnerships
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Manchester’s 1.3m shoppers ‘could fill an extra 150,000 sq ft of retail space’
Manchester has the potential for nearly 150,000 sq ft of extra out-of-town fashion retail space, according to research by Savills.