All Property articles – Page 3
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OpinionShelley Sandzer: Calling time for growth
Ted Schama, joint managing partner at Shelley Sandzer, says fitted units and fair rent without premiums are offering attractive opportunties for good operators to expand
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Analysis & InsightCommercial property supply to increase by 2.8% in Q2
Robert Irving Burns said there was continued high demand for premium quality in the leisure property sector
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NewsCapco sees strong trading in Covent Garden
The West End property company, soon to merge with Shaftesbury, said it saw leasing momentum in its targeted categories, including new signings such as Gaucho
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Analysis & InsightSales prices up but transactions down for pubs
The average freehold sale price of pubs increased by 54.6% to £710,978 in 2022, as the quality of sites increased, according to Fleurets’ new Survey of Pub Prices.
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NewsJD Wetherspoon confirms further pub disposals
The pub operator has appointed CBRE and Savills to sell seven further pubs, in addition to the 32 already on the market.
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Analysis & InsightOut-of-town locations have seen uptick in fortunes
The popularity of out-of-town destinations with operators such as Tim Hortons and Greggs has lead to a significant uplift in the rents that can be achieved in this format, Savills said.
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NewsThe Alchemist secures York site
The bar and restaurant group is set to open its first site in York, next year, after securing a 5,000 sq ft space at The Coach House building in the city.
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NewsWest End property values fall
The value of commercial property in the West End of London is falling as higher interest rates impact the area’s recovery, however pre-Christmas trading has been strong
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NewsDistrkt: ‘London’s property dynamics have changed’
At MCA and BigHospitality’s Generation Next event, co-founder Camilla Topham discussed the post-pandemic property landscape and the property consultancy’s expectations for next year
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NewsInn Collection secures further Welsh property
The group has completed on its second Welsh site – The Bull in Beaumaris on the Isle of Anglesey – for an undisclosed sum, taking its estate to 32 sites.
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NewsBrasserie Bar Co appoints group property director
Ed Little, formerly property director at RedCat Pub Company, will join the group on 5 October
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NewsPret’s Winzer promoted to property director
Lucy Winzer was previously UKI head of estates and acquisitions – a role she had held at the growing food to go chain since September 2020
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NewsRed Oak appoints property & acquisitions director
Red Oak Taverns has strengthened its senior team with the appointment of Graeme Bunn as property & acquisitions director
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NewsArtfarm acquires The Groucho Club
The Soho private members club joins the Fife Arms in Braemar, Roth Bar & Grill in Somerset, Manuela in Los Angeles and Audley Public House and Mount St. in Mayfair, as part of the Artfarm portfolio
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Analysis & InsightElizabeth line: ‘Tottenham Court Road could become the centre of the West End’
The pandemic has led to an influx of day trippers to the capital and the opening of the Elizabeth line is set to amplify this. MCA assesses what the impact might be on F&B and which locations could flourish.
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NewsBurden of property tax must be addressed
UKHospitality is calling on the government to address the “unfair burden” of property tax on the hospitality sector as it recovers from the pandemic
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NewsFlat Iron appoints property director
Romy Clay was previously senior acquisitions manager at Wagamama for three and a half years
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Analysis & InsightPrices for quality freeholds up almost 10% in 2021
The average price of freehold freehouses increased by 9.5% last year, on H2 2020, according to Fleurets’ new survey of pub prices report 2021.
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NewsHall & Woodhouse seeing good property opportunities
The Dorset-based brewers and pub operator is on track to add 10 sites to its portfolio this year as part of its growth strategy.
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Analysis & InsightRents and vacancy rates continue to fall in key London locations
The decline in central London prime zone A rents has seen a further fall, down 17.4% year-on-year, according to Savills.