David Parsley is a reporter for Property Week and The i Paper, covering a wide range of news topics. Based in Devon, he brings a diverse perspective to his reporting and is known for his ability to cover anything newsworthy. With his experience and expertise, David provides insightful and engaging articles on the property market and beyond.
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David Parsley's coverage focuses heavily on government and politics, particularly as they relate to real estate, construction, property development, and financial crisis. He seems to be interested in reporting on evolving stories related to these topics while also covering government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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LondonMetric has struck £70m of warehouse acquisitions and £50m of non-core disposal deals.
By: David Parsley
Activist investors behind an attempt to replace the chairman of PRS REIT claim they only took action to force an emergency general meeting (EGM) after facing “deafening silence” from the board of the private rented sector group.
By: Hugo Gye, Jane Merrick, David Parsley
Diplomats are trying to de-escalate tensions over Britain's decision to impose a partial weapons embargo over the Gaza war
By: David Parsley
Fred Fleitz, the former US president's foreign policy adviser, criticised the UK's decision to ban some arms shipments over fears Israel could use them to breach international law
By: David Parsley
Dublin-listed housebuilder Cairn Homes has posted a 67% jump in revenues for the first half of its financial year.
Shareholders in Barratt have seen their dividend slashed after the housebuilding giant revealed a slump in annual profit.
A new Labour government may have given the UK’s ‘big six’ housebuilders something of a boost, but the question many are now asking is: when will completion volumes rise?
Profit at Irish housebuilder Glenveagh Properties slumped 29% during the first half of its financial year.
House prices in the UK hit a two-year high in August, up 0.3% on the previous month, according to new data from Halifax.
By: David Parsley
As environment minister Steve Reed threatens water bosses with jail, activists point out that won’t fix creaking infrastructure and demand investment
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