Here’s a look ahead to what is happening in the world of commercial real estate this week. Make sure to check back with Estates Gazette for the full analysis as we deliver your daily news agenda.
Monday
Social Housing REIT, which was formerly known as Triple Point, will report its final results. The company has been navigating a challenging market environment over the past few months, with lessees failing to pay rent and a potential buyer pushing back on the £20m portfolio deal.
Tuesday
Henry Boot will publish its 2024 financial statements. Most recently, the housebuilder indicated that improvement in market conditions in the second half of last year had translated into an increase in demand for new homes.
Bellway will update its shareholders on its performance in the six months to 31 January. Last month, the housebuilder said its forward order book comprised 4,726 homes, up from 3,970 homes a year ago, with a value of £1.3bn.
Wednesday
Southwark Council’s planning committee is expected to decide on Berkeley Homes’ revised plans for the mixed-use redevelopment of the Borough Triangle site, SE1. The proposals, which “meet updated Building Regulations”, comprises 892 homes.
Thursday
Retailer Next will report its annual results. Earlier this year, the company allocated £31m for new store openings.
Leeds Council planners have recommended the approval of Vistry and Evans Homes’ proposals for 357 homes. The plans form the first phase of development at Northern Quadrant. The scheme sits within the wider East Leeds extension masterplan, which spans 575.8 acres around the edge of Red Hall, Swarcliffe, Whinmoor and Crossgates, and will deliver up to 5,000 homes.
Friday
Newcastle Council’s planning committee will make a decision on New Tyne West Development Company’s proposals to develop 346 homes and a café. The plans form the third phase of the wider Scotswood regeneration masterplan. The scheme will comprise of a mix of two- to four-bedroom homes.
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