Property Week News, analysis, insight and events for UK property professionals
Hull’s future is looking bright
The historic city has recently attracted more than £3bn of new investment.
Home » Author Archives: James Halliwell
Freeport East tastes freedom
Felixstowe and Harwich area set for investment and regeneration boost.
Out with the new, in with the old
With sustainability now a vital concern for the logistics sector, James Halliwell investigates how the dilapidations process can be made more eco-friendly.
Hollywood comes to Reading
Shinfield Studios in Berkshire is set to create a film and TV hub in the area.
The future of office refurbishment is circular
A look at why sustainable office fit-outs and original features are gaining traction.
Food-to-go retailers show new hunger for trade park space
In the UK, we’re increasingly favouring a burrito over a bap. Even Greggs has expanded on its range of sausage rolls and steak bakes to include fare such as “fiery pulled chicken fajitas” and “falafel, harissa, roast vegetable and grain” salads.
New self-storage models fight for space in market
The thing about storage is that you can never have enough of it. That is why traditional self-storage providers like Big Yellow and Safestore are so popular - and why a new generation of disruptors think they can move into the market and quickly gain traction.
Market forces: Berwick Street Market
Soho has always provoked controversy and last year it hit the headlines again for all the wrong reasons.
Consolidation centres: why offsite is on trend
The rise of ecommerce has led to a big increase in deliveries, with negative implications for traffic levels and the environment. Could consolidation centres be the answer?