Shekha Vyas
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Infrastructure investment to spark “20-year property renaissance”
BUDGET 2016: Investment into infrastructure set out by the Budget could lead to a “golden period of regeneration” across the Midlands and North,
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RPI to CPI switch is “token gesture”
BUDGET 2016: The decision to switch the annual increase in business rates bills from RPI to CPI is a “token gesture”, says BNP Paribas Real Estate’s head of business rates
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Tyrens calls for increase in infrastructure investment
BUDGET 2016: Infrastructure, urban design and transport planning firm Tyrens has called for more investment into infrastructure for future development ahead of chancellor George Osborne’s budget announcement
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London ranked as top retail destination
MIPIM 2016: London is the top retail destination in Europe and second in the world, according to The New West End Company’s 2016 Global Retail Destination Index, launched today (Wednesday)…
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Chinese UK investment to break 2015 record
MIPIM 2016: Chinese investment into UK commercial real estate this year will exceed 2015 levels
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AXA posts record deal volume
AXA Investment Managers – Real Assets has had a record year in 2015 with €10.8 bn (£8.5bn) of transactions
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Berkeley and GLA to deliver PRS
MIPIM 2016: Berkeley Homes and the Greater London Authority are joining forces to build one of the largest PRS schemes in London
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£1.2bn City deal signed for Cardiff Capital Region
A £1.2bn City deal to boost the Cardiff Capital Region (CCR) has been signed
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Sainsbury’s reports first sales growth in two years
Sainsbury’s has reported its first rise in sales for two years, increasing by 0.1% in the three months to 12 March
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Iranian investors to spend £6bn on overseas property
London’s property market could benefit from an emerging class of Iranian buyers who will invest up to £6bn on overseas property over the next five to 10 years, according to…
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Chinese Estates snaps up Oxford Street gem
Joseph Lau’s Chinese Estates has emerged as the frontrunner to buy the freehold of Zara’s new shop on the east end of Oxford Street for £183m – a 2.5% yield
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What landlords need to know about the WiredScore connectivity standard
A building’s connectivity is as important as its power and water supply. US company WiredScore is in the business of setting the always-on standard