Adam Hewison has been trying to sell his three-building parcel of commercial and residential property for almost three years without success. To get the property to move, he is offering a $10,000 bounty to the person who can bring him a buyer. The... Read More
With the current economic situation both in Britain and on mainland Europe, many chains are being incredibly cautious about expanding their portfolio of retail commercial properties on the continent. In fact, the majority of British retailers operating... Read More
Plans to cut nearly 150 jobs have been announced by Liverpool City Council in a bid to save £32m from next year's budget. Grants to organisations providing social care will be removed and a number of voluntary groups will lose part or all of their funding... Read More
The recession took a great toll on the UK, with everything from leisure properties to the retail industry struggling to bring in enough revenues to keep afloat. However, even though the economy has stabilised consumers remain wary of spending on... Read More
Birmingham City Council is considering a major property disposal to settle a series of equal pay compensation claims the Birmingham Post reports. Birmingham Town Hall The council faces a bill of £757 million after losing its appeal against a court... Read More
The London office market has seen many ups and downs over the last few years. But what were the highlights for 2012? Knight Frank gave their analysis during an event at the Dorchester Hotel earlier this week. A summary of the highlights is shown... Read More
Food standards are in the news once again following the revelation that some Findus lasagnes have been found to contain 100 per cent horsemeat. Findus has now withdrawn the products and people have been advised to return them to the shops as there is a risk... Read More
Administrators for stricken retailer HMV have ended weeks of speculation with the announcement that store closures will be taking place throughout the next few weeks. Following restructuring firm Hilco’s buyout of HMV’s mountain of debt it did seem... Read More
A historic Shrewsbury mill, regarded as the forerunner of the modern skyscraper, is to be returned to commercial use thanks to English Heritage and a group of dedicated supporters. Ditherington Flax Mill, completed in 1797, is the oldest iron framed... Read More
Last year, Movehut reported that the London Dungeons will be moving from its current site on Tooley Street, where it has been based for 38 years. The new location will be on the South Bank of the River Thames, and will benefit from a much closer proximity to... Read More
