Anti-greenwashing rules could lead to ‘greenhushing’, claims lawyer
Claim followed introduction of tougher anti-greenwashing investment rules by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) this week.
Labour claims delay on no-fault eviction ban “makes mockery” of Conservative promises
Minister said assessment of county court system must be published before ban could be enforced.
Lipton Rogers partners with Galileo to amass £1.5bn life sciences portfolio
The JV’s initial plan is to create 1,500 sq ft to 3,000 sq ft plug-and-play laboratories with flexible leasing options.
Gove approves controversial Cambridge North scheme on appeal
Brookgate appealed for the scheme’s approval last year after the planning authority failed to decide on the application.
Ground Rents Income Fund slams government leaseholder reforms over 25% valuation fall
The fund told shareholders that the potential outcome of government legislative change “remains uncertain”.
LPA urges next London mayor to ease planning constraints
The organisation has said London needs to “jump-start the economy” to assert itself as a world-leading destination for investment.
MP claims councils lack funding to fight unwanted developments at appeal
Matt Western, MP for Warwick & Leamington, told the House of Commons ”funding cuts” were skewing planning in favour of developers.
Apex Hotels snaps up 13th-century rural Scottish hotel
The hotel is Apex’s 10th location as the brand diversifies its portfolio with rural sites.
Vita secures £90m construction loan to develop Manchester PBSA scheme
The funding, which has been provided by Cain International, will be used to develop more than 570 student beds.
Stoford and ICG get green light for London urban logistics scheme
MLM Crayford will deliver three new buildings ranging from 34,000 sq ft to 170,000 sq ft.
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M&S store demolition case highlights the need for clearer policy
Barrister Russell Harris KC talks about how M&S won its appeal against refusal of plans for its Marble Arch store and why the redevelopment may go ahead.
Tech helps to put occupiers first
The pandemic and the rise of digital management have turbocharged a ‘hotelification’ of real estate.
Commercial lot in Middlesex sells for £4.9m at Savills’ April auction
The sale raisied over £62m as 178 commercial, mixed use and residential properties went under the gavel.
Q&A: Homes England CEO Denton on shifting focus towards regeneration
Chief executive Peter Denton talks about the agency’s response to a DLUHC review and its new five-year strategic plan.
Moorfield Group’s Sadie Malim on investing in rental solutions
Growing demand for a wide spectrum of affordable housing is creating opportunities for investors.
Hammerson chief executive Gagné on creating a vibrant sense of place
Tailored placemaking can bring forth 24/7 urban ‘living spaces’ that have a significant social impact.
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Jefferies’ managing director Prew on REITs hiding their true values
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Jefferies’ managing director Prew on REITs hiding their true values
Forsters’ partner Du Croz on the slow path to planning reform
Hammerson chief executive Gagné on creating a vibrant sense of place
Moorfield Group’s Sadie Malim on investing in rental solutions
By the way: Peter Bill on Grainger, BTR and Adam Neumann
The untapped potential of UK BTR