Agricultural
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Editor’s comment – 29 March 2014
Boris Johnson may be a politician inclined to go where others fear to tread, but could the mayor’s decision to open up a debate on the future of the green…
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Middle Eastern players prepared to pass Mayfair
Middle Eastern property investors in London are becoming increasingly willing to diversify out of their traditional Mayfair stomping ground…
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Interview: James Townshend
From what to buy, to how to manage the asset, James Townshend knows how to maximise investment in farmland.
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The Report: Rural land – going with the wind
Land values have soared threefold in a decade – up by 13% alone in 2013 – and the sector is now outperforming gold…
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New entrants dominate EG Power List
Politicians and overseas investors dominate the top of the 2014 Estates Gazette Power List as nearly 60% of this year’s ranking is made up of new entries
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Crown Estate buys Rio Tinto site
The Crown Estate has bought Rio Tinto’s 4,500-acre Alcan Farms portfolio in Northumberland…
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Briefing: All the right moves
A new year, a new beginning, or so a round-up of January’s biggest people moves shows.
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Malaysians buy Battersea dairy
The Malaysian owners of Battersea Power Station have bought the Dairy Crest Depot in Nine Elms, SW8
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Busy 2014 for Irish market
Office take-up in Dublin jumped 20% last year, and a busy 2014 in Ireland is forecast, according to CBRE.
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Developers fuel farmland price rise
Property developers’ diversification into farmland is pushing up land prices, according to Savills.
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Salary survey – on the road to riches
Bonuses and pay hikes and new jobs – oh my! After seven years of job market turmoil, the Emerald City is now in sight.
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EG Awards shortlist unveiled
Savills and the Crown Estate lead the way in nominations for this year’s Estates Gazette Awards.