Jamie Bennett-Ness is an investigative reporter for Property Week, covering a wide range of topics in the real estate industry. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for uncovering hidden stories, Jamie's articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the latest developments and trends in the property market.
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The Crown Estate has revealed details of its next London development projects, a trio of West End schemes with a gross development value of £430m.
By: Jamie Bennett-Ness
Tritax Symmetry and Greggs have announced plans for a new national distribution centre for the British bakery chain at Tritax’s Symmetry Park in Kettering.
By: Jamie Bennett-Ness
Lloyds Banking Group has announced it will start converting its empty office sites into social housing and will become the first UK bank to enter the affordable housing market with the expansion of its private rental arm.
Primary Healthcare Properties’ chief investment officer David Bateman is stepping down from the role at the end of the month after eight years at the healthcare property investment firm.
Bain Capital and CIT Group have secured a 22,641 sq ft letting at their Sixty Sloane office scheme in London's Chelsea to Arrow Shipping UK for its new headquarters.
By: Jamie Bennett-Ness
Greater London and South East office market take-up rose 45% year-on-year in the first half of 2024, driven by a flight to quality, according to Savills.
By: Jamie Bennett-Ness
A joint venture between hospitality operator Bob W and Osborne+Co Investment Management (OCIM) has launched a £120m equity raising for a new fund to buy and repurpose hotels and offices as serviced apartments.
Profits from the British monarchy’s legacy property company have more than doubled to £1.1bn in a record set of results for the 2024 financial year.
Osborne+Co Investment Management (OCIM) and hospitality operator Bob W are the latest property firms to jump on an emerging opportunity to buy and repurpose disused hotels and offices into serviced apartments.
By: Jamie Bennett-Ness
Life sciences real estate demand is set for a major uplift after Knight Frank reported a 77% jump in venture capital (VC) funding for pharma and biotech sectors in the first half of the year.
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