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Post-lockdown agenda set at Property Week editor s lunch

Jessica Newman – deputy news editor, Property Week Lynda Shillaw – chief executive, Harworth Group David Silverman – executive director, Derwent London Harvey Soning – founder and chairman, James Andrew International Jace Tyrrell – chief executive, New West End Company Tom Welton – executive director, Shaftesbury With Mipim postponed, Property Week swapped Cannes for Covent Garden and hosted a lunch at The Ivy alongside sponsors James Andrew International and the New West End Company to debate issues ranging from diversity and the reputation of the real estate sector to the high street and the future of the office.  Fire safety The discussion kicked off with one of the most urgent issues facing the property industry: the cladding crisis. Urban&Civic chief executive Nigel Hugill noted that the problems with fire safety do not just affect leaseholders, but housing associations too: “Some housing associations have a legal and moral responsibility for fire safe

Bubbly, bubbles and pay gaps

By Liz Hamson2021-04-09T00:00:00+01:00 Plenty of people will be raising a glass of bubbly on Monday as we reach the first significant milestone on the roadmap out of lockdown. Some, however, will have bubbles of a different sort on their minds. While life is hell for some, it is heaven for others, notably the industrial & logistics sector, where average yields have hit a record low of 3.75%. The question now is: how much lower can they go and if the market is in a bubble, when will it burst? Even some sectors that have been hit hard by Covid, such as purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA), are going gangbusters again. Talk of a PBSA bubble may be premature, but it is not often we report on three sector debuts in a week: by Lone Star, Aventicum and Patron Capital.

British Land signs pre-let deal with JLL in boost for London offices

British Land signs pre-let deal with JLL in boost for London offices Thu, 8th Apr 2021 08:22 (Alliance News) - British Land Co PLC on Thursday said that Jones Lang LaSalle Inc has signed a pre-let agreement for office space at 1 Broadgate in London. JLL, a Chicago-based real estate services company, agreed to lease 134,000 square feet, about 30% of the building, on a 15-year term when 1 Broadgate is complete in 2025. The site in the City of London financial district is being redeveloped by British Land, a London-based real estate investment trust. Demolition work is due to start next month. We are thrilled that JLL has chosen this fantastic building for its new UK flagship office. The move is a real vote of confidence in London, a further endorsement of our campus strategy, and of Broadgate s status as a world class, mixed use destination, British Land Chief Executive Simon Carter said.

JLL commits to 134,000 sq ft HQ at British Land s 1 Broadgate

JLL commits to 134,000 sq ft HQ at British Land s 1 Broadgate
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Firms Are Betting That Europe s Offices Have a Long Future Ahead

Firms Are Betting That Europe s Offices Have a Long Future Ahead
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