Aidan G-D is a Hertfordshire school boy currently studying for his GCSE's and is a talented young athlete and basketball player who has already represented England several times. Trident are sponsoring him for his campaign to reach the Euros in 2013 and long term goal to represent GB at U20 Level.
Read More...

Investor sentiment towards European real estate has faltered for the second consecutive quarter, according to the European Association for Investors in Non-Listed Real Estate Vehicles (INREV).
Read More...

French real estate investment vehicles, known as SCPIs, are increasingly investing outside their home market, with the UK one of the key targets, according to new research from Savills.
Read More...

Consultancy Spaces to Places has unveiled the top 25 operators in the UK's flexible office market, which it claims is undergoing a "fundamental transition" and maturity, Property Week can reveal.
Read More...

Investment bank Peel Hunt has explored three potential scenarios for the UK’s housing market next year, looking at how different macroeconomic paths could shape house prices and housebuilder profits.
Read More...

Real estate has a problem. Due to its old-fashioned and ‘old boys’ club’ atmosphere, it cannot hire the brightest and the best, according to leading headhunters.
Read More...

While global economies recoil from the volatility driven by US president Donald Trump’s tariffs, REITs have remained resilient.
Read More...

The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC) has unveiled plans to use up to £100m from its pension fund to buy 250 properties for homeless households.
Read More...

The boards of UK REITs need to do more to ensure shareholders continue to receive income during the takeover process, according to fund manager Gravis Capital.
Read More...

The number of new real estate business openings increased by 31% in Q1 2025, reaching 3,785, compared to 2,880 in Q4 2025, according to research from Cynergy Bank.
Read More...

The number of new real estate business openings increased by 31% in Q1 2025, reaching 3,785, compared to 2,880 in Q4 2025, according to research from Cynergy Bank.
Read More...

London deal volumes fell by around a third year on year to £3.26bn in Q1, driven by a dip in hotel sales and a slow period of office deals, according to MSCI’S Q1 Capital Trends report.
Read More...

While property analysts have their own nuanced takes on how the UK’s major quoted housebuilders are performing, they all agree on one thing: despite some positive signs of improvement in the sector, there is no way the Labour government can hit its 1.5-million-new-homes target by the end of this parliament.
Read More...

Savills has reported a slow-down in global transactions amid macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty, according to a statement ahead of its annual general meeting (AGM) today.
Read More...

The share prices of the 29 FTSE 100- and FTSE 250-listed property firms monitored quarterly by Property Week remained flat in Q1 2025, but were down 12% on average year on year.
Read More...

High-value residential property sales in London have remained strong, with 93 deals exceeding £5m in Q1 2025, according to data from Savills.
Read More...

Investment demand is set to rise in the UK healthcare market this year as 93% of investors plan to increase their healthcare allocations, according to CBRE’s 2025 UK Healthcare Sentiment Survey.
Read More...

The National Wealth Fund (NWF) has announced a £400m financial guarantee backed by NatWest Group to unlock £500m of investment in retrofit projects for social housing providers.
Read More...

US investors deployed £13.6bn in the UK’s commercial property market in 2024, more than double the amount spent a year earlier, according to research from the British Property Federation (BPF) and CoStar Group.
Read More...

If building towers to rent was once seen as a more lucrative and progressive option than preparing them for market sale, the pendulum could just be swinging back towards the latter option.
Read More...

Just over a year ago, Property Week called it: the great REITs mergers and acquisitions (M&A) extravaganza was about to begin. At the time, listed REITs were being hit by rising interest rates and increased vacancy rates, which led to many trading at a significant discount to net asset value (NAV).
Read More...