Property Week

Property Week is a UK-based business magazine that focuses on the global commercial and residential real estate markets. It provides news, in-depth features, and analyses, covering everything from development opportunities and investment trends to professional advice, legal insights, and regional market surveys, as well as job vacancies. Published by Metropolis Business Publishing, a division of Metropolis International, the magazine was previously under United Business Media until September 2013. Liz Hamson serves as the editor. Property Week reaches a weekly audience of almost 40,000 readers through both its print and online formats and is headquartered at Davis House in central Croydon.

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Phelps becomes co-president at BGO bolsters leadership team

2 weeks ago | propertyweek.com | Sian Barton

Phelps becomes co-president at BGO bolsters leadership team Digital Edition: Phelps becomes co-president at BGO bolsters leadership team The firm has also promoted Jonathan Epstein to US head, supported by Steve Reents, who is appointed deputy head of US. This article is for subscribers or registered users onlyAlready registered? please Log in to continueNot a subscriber yet?
LSH acquires majority stakes in regional consultancies Ryden and SHW

2 weeks ago | propertyweek.com | Jamie Bennett-Ness

LSH acquires majority stakes in regional consultancies Ryden and SHW Digital Edition: LSH acquires majority stakes in regional consultancies Ryden and SHW Acquisition of two regional agencies creates a combined business with 1,600 employees. This article is for subscribers or registered users onlyAlready registered? please Log in to continueNot a subscriber yet?
Home REIT breached risk management limit and loan agreements, delayed 2023 results reveal

2 weeks ago | propertyweek.com | Madeleine Knight

Home REIT breached risk management limit and loan agreements, delayed 2023 results reveal Digital Edition: Home REIT breached risk management limit and loan agreements, delayed 2023 results reveal Debt accounted for 59.1% of troubled rental home provider's portfolio value, despite 35% borrowing policy cap and 50% loan covenants. This article is for subscribers or registered users onlyAlready registered? please Log in to continueNot a subscriber yet?
Real estate safe from Trump tariffs but second-order impact could hurt industrial, warns analyst | Property Week

3 weeks ago | propertyweek.com | Madeleine Knight

The second-order impact of US president Donald Trump's worldwide tariffs could see some industrial properties suffer if cross-border trade volumes reduce, especially around key cargo hubs, Quilter Cheviot head of property research Oli Creasey has warned.
Avison Young hires O’Kane as director of town planning

3 weeks ago | propertyweek.com | Anandita Malhotra

Avison Young hires O’Kane as director of town planning Digital Edition: Avison Young hires O’Kane as director of town planning She joins from Bridge Industrial, where she was vice-president and head of planning. This article is for subscribers or registered users onlyAlready registered? please Log in to continueNot a subscriber yet?
Torsion and Khalbros seal deal to develop £1bn Leeds city-centre regeneration scheme

3 weeks ago | propertyweek.com | Lewis Berrill

Torsion and Khalbros seal deal to develop £1bn Leeds city-centre regeneration scheme Digital Edition: Torsion and Khalbros seal deal to develop £1bn Leeds city-centre regeneration scheme Torsion founder Dan Spencer said acquisition of Eastgate Quarter site from Hammerson was "the most significant deal" in the group's history. This article is for subscribers or registered users onlyAlready registered? please Log in to continueNot a subscriber yet?
Big interview with Tom Copley, Deputy Mayor of London for Housing and Residential Development

3 weeks ago | propertyweek.com | Ciaran Nerval

Big interview with Tom Copley, Deputy Mayor of London for Housing and Residential Development Digital Edition: Big interview with Tom Copley, Deputy Mayor of London for Housing and Residential Development Tom Copley, deputy mayor for housing and residential development in London, tells Ciaran Nerval why he is confident the capital can hit the Labour government’s radically higher housing targets. This article is for subscribers or registered users onlyAlready registered?
Homes England snaps up vacant Nottingham shopping centre for mixed-use scheme

3 weeks ago | propertyweek.com | Lewis Berrill

Homes England snaps up vacant Nottingham shopping centre for mixed-use scheme Digital Edition: Homes England snaps up vacant Nottingham shopping centre for mixed-use scheme Developer will be sought for key city-centre regeneration project on site of former Broadmarsh Centre. This article is for subscribers or registered users onlyAlready registered? please Log in to continueNot a subscriber yet?
Bond Wolfe raises £26m from sale of 137 lots at second auction of the year

3 weeks ago | propertyweek.com | Anandita Malhotra

Bond Wolfe raises £26m from sale of 137 lots at second auction of the year Digital Edition: Bond Wolfe raises £26m from sale of 137 lots at second auction of the year The auction had a success rate of 86%. This article is for subscribers or registered users onlyAlready registered? please Log in to continueNot a subscriber yet?
Ministers launch taskforce to free up public land for thousands of new homes

4 weeks ago | propertyweek.com | Jamie Bennett-Ness

Ministers launch taskforce to free up public land for thousands of new homes Digital Edition: Ministers launch taskforce to free up public land for thousands of new homes Thousands of new homes will be built on land owned by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and Network Rail through the launch of a new cross-government taskforce to release surplus public land for housing. This article is for subscribers or registered users onlyAlready registered? please Log in to continueNot a subscriber yet?