As 2024 draws to a close, many in our sector will take cheer from secretary of state Angela Rayner’s decision to permit ...

CBRE has promoted Matt Willcock as managing director in Scotland, effective from the start of next year, to drive forward new ...

NewRiver REIT’s net tangible assets (NTA) dipped 7% in the first six months of its financial year to the end of September, ...

Regional REIT has completed the repayment of £33.4m of borrowings ahead of schedule.

Appetite for debt finance in the UK is rising, with 32% of businesses surveyed by specialist property lender ASK Partners and ...

The government has set out rules for grey-belt development, reinstating housing targets and giving councils strict deadlines get their local plans in order.

The cream of the sector came together for Property Week‘s Student Accommodation Awards, which were held at the iconic Wembley Stadium on 4 December.

The UK’s largest towns and cities have become more attractive to foreign direct investment (FDI), with noticeable growth in inner London, the Midlands, northern England and Scotland, according to the ...

Labour’s election victory brought renewed optimism in the power of property to drive economic growth – but also scepticism about the sector’s ability to deliver on punchy targets set by politicians.

After months of anticipation, Marks & Spencer (M&S) has been granted planning permission to demolish and redevelop its flagship Oxford Street store. The decision, which has spanned two governments, ...

With new legislation around the ethnicity pay gap coming down the line under the Labour government, those businesses already focusing on ethnic equity will likely come under increasing pressure to ...

Since the Labour government came to power, its target of building 1.5 million new homes over the course of the next five years has come under considerable scrutiny. Pressure on local infrastructure ...