Tim Burke

London

Deputy Editor at Estates Gazette

Most tweets are about hip-hop and CD collecting. Day job: editor at Estates Gazette.

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Blackstone lowers offer for Warehouse REIT

6 days ago | estatesgazette.co.uk | Tim Burke

Blackstone has lowered its proposed take-private offer for Warehouse REIT, citing concerns over the valuation of one of the target’s development projects. The private equity group had proposed an offer of 115 per share, or £489m, which Warehouse REIT’s board said it was likely to recommend.
Estates Gazette’s must reads: 26-30 May

1 week ago | estatesgazette.co.uk | Tim Burke

Here’s a wrap-up of some of the top stories on Estates Gazette from the past week. Redical Holdings’ proposed acquisition of Nuveen’s 25% stake in the 850,000 sq ft retail element of Edinburgh’s £1bn St James Quarter has collapsed.
Native Land hires from BGO to lead development team

1 week ago | estatesgazette.co.uk | Tim Burke

Investor-developer Native Land has hired a former principal from BGO as its new commercial development director. Phil Haddleton spent almost a decade with BGO, working in the central London team on Welput, BGO’s office fund. Native Land’s London portfolio includes Bankside Yards, a £2.5bn riverside masterplan on the South Bank; a redevelopment around South Kensington Station in partnership with Places for London; and revamping the former Lipton Tea Company HQ on City Road in the Square Mile.
Estates Gazette’s must reads: 19-23 May

2 weeks ago | estatesgazette.co.uk | Tim Burke

Here’s a wrap-up of some of the top stories on Estates Gazette from the past week. Lambeth Council has reapproved planning permission for a series of controversial music festivals in Brockwell Park as campaign group Protect Brockwell Park says it is starting more legal action. Lambeth approves Brockwell Park festivals as more litigation loomsPioneer Group is on a tear turning former retail sites into life sciences real estate.
Environmentalists slam government's planning bill

2 weeks ago | estatesgazette.co.uk | Tim Burke

A coalition of more than 60 environmental organisations, industry representatives and business leaders have criticised part three of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, calling on the government “to pause and rethink this legislation before it does irreversible harm to nature, to the integrity of the planning system, and to investor and public confidence”.
Hammerson strikes £200m deal to control Brent Cross

3 weeks ago | estatesgazette.co.uk | Tim Burke

Hammerson is taking full control of London’s Brent Cross shopping centre, buying out joint venture partner Aberdeen in a £200m deal. In a stock exchange notice, the REIT said it is working on a deal to buy Aberdeen’s UK Shopping Centre Trust, which holds the 59% of Brent Cross not already held by Hammerson.
Estates Gazette’s must reads: 5-9 May

1 month ago | estatesgazette.co.uk | Tim Burke

Here’s a wrap-up of some of the top stories on Estates Gazette from the past week. “It’s important to remember that there might be bumps in the road, but you have to take the rough with the smooth, and face those challenges.”In this week’s big interview, Victoria Towers, head of commercial real estate at law firm Forsters talks about her career path, her love of sheds, and the importance of inspiring the next generation of property lawyers.
Derwent: Office tenants plan moves "further ahead than ever"

1 month ago | estatesgazette.co.uk | Tim Burke

Companies are setting out on their hunts for new offices earlier than ever before as London’s development pipeline lessens, says the chief executive of investor-developer Derwent London. In a first-quarter trading update, Paul Williams said the central London office market has shown strong demand against ongoing low supply. “Larger occupiers are planning further ahead than ever before as the medium-term pipeline is squeezed,” Williams said.
City of London Corporation picks new planning chair

1 month ago | estatesgazette.co.uk | Tim Burke

Tom Sleigh, who represents Bishopsgate in the City of London Corporation, has been appointed its new planning and transportation committee chairman. He will succeed Shravan Joshi, who becomes deputy chairman. Sleigh previously chaired the City’s Barbican Centre board, where he launched Barbican Renewal, securing £191m to renovate the centre. He has also chaired the corporation’s Investment Committee, overseeing a £4bn real estate portfolio.
On a bitterly cold and rainy Friday morning in February, even the biggest…

Feb 13, 2025 | linkedin.com | Tim Burke

Tim Burke Editor, Estates Gazette 1d Report this post On a bitterly cold and rainy Friday morning in February, even the biggest office evangelist might think about staying on the sofa and working from home. I’m glad I didn’t last week – and not just because Brave Corporation Ltd. Caleb Parker would have killed me. OK, that’s an exaggeration.

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Tim Burke @_tim_burke

15 May 25

A classic. Heardle Hip Hop & Rap #319 🔊🟩⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ https://t.co/51pz5nTuZ2

Tim Burke @_tim_burke

14 May 25

"It's so nice to see people feeling happy and wearing their summer clothes. I mean, maybe they're not happy, but at least they have light clothes on." — @GorkaShifali on "summer" in London https://t.co/LbdZPEaE6y

Tim Burke @_tim_burke

13 May 25

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