Month: June 2025
UKREiiF: A Vital Sector Barometer Yet an Exhausting Experience
The UK Real Estate Investment & Infrastructure Forum (UKREiiF) in Leeds is fast becoming one of the most significant events in the real estate and infrastructure calendar. It offers unparalleled access to key industry players, provides invaluable insights into market trends, and fosters vital connections. However, for all its energy and opportunities, UKREiiF can also…
Sustainability Meets Nutrition: Courteenhall Farm’s Impact on Public Sector Food
Courteenhall Farm in South Northamptonshire recently hosted a delegation from Love British Food as part of a national initiative to promote sustainably farmed British produce within the public sector. The event brought together food professionals and public sector caterers to demonstrate how regenerative farming practices can enhance nutritional quality, support local economies, and align with…
Garbe UK Acquires Strategic Site Near Liverpool to Develop Advanced Logistics Hub
Garbe Industrial Real Estate UK has made a significant strategic acquisition of a prime site near Liverpool, poised to become a state-of-the-art logistics hub serving the North West region. Situated close to one of the UK’s busiest ports, this development is set to enhance supply chain efficiency and meet growing demand for modern distribution facilities….
Custodian Property Swings to Profit on Investment Gains and Raises Dividend
Custodian Property Income REIT has delivered a strong financial turnaround, reporting a pre-tax profit of £XX.X million for the year ended March 31, 2025, compared to a loss in the previous year. This improvement was primarily driven by significant investment gains and an uplift in the valuation of its diversified property portfolio. The company’s focus…
Cornish Metals Secures £4.19M Grant to Propel South Crofty Tin Project Forward
Cornish Metals Inc. (AIM/TSX-V: CUSN) has announced a significant milestone in the development of its South Crofty Tin Project with the securing of a £4.19 million grant from the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Good Growth Programme. This funding, which is part of the UK Government’s Shared Prosperity Fund (SPF), will cover 62% of the…
One Yard at a Time: Sustainable Gardening for a Cooler Future
As climate change intensifies, many individuals feel their efforts are too small to effect meaningful change. However, experts emphasize that sustainable gardening practices can contribute significantly to mitigating environmental impacts. Reflecting Voltaire’s timeless advice to “cultivate our garden,” responsible stewardship of our own landscapes can help address broader climate challenges, particularly in regions experiencing shifting…
Applied Epic’s Withdrawal from the UK Market: A Significant Setback for Brokers
Applied Systems’ recent announcement to withdraw its flagship broker management system, Applied Epic, from the UK market represents a notable moment for the insurance broking sector. Since its introduction in 2016, Applied Epic has established itself as a leading cloud-based platform, trusted by over 100 UK brokers for its comprehensive functionality and seamless integration capabilities….
CareTrust REIT: Capitalizing on the Growing Senior Housing Demand
CareTrust REIT (CTRE) is strategically positioned to benefit from the rapidly expanding senior population in both the United States and the United Kingdom. With over 12,000 Americans turning 65 daily and baby boomers expected to constitute nearly 20% of the U.S. population by 2030, the demand for senior housing and care services is set to…
Scan A Sign Launches Globally, Transforming Real Estate Signage into Intelligent Sales Tools
LONDON, UK – In a major step forward for property marketing, Scan A Sign has officially launched across global markets, including the United Kingdom, introducing a smart signage solution that seamlessly integrates digital engagement into traditional real estate signs. The innovative platform transforms standard “For Sale” signage into interactive touchpoints by incorporating scannable QR codes…
£390m Student Accommodation Towers Set to Transform Manchester City Centre
Manchester’s city centre is set for a major transformation with the proposed redevelopment of Manchester Metropolitan University’s aging Cambridge Halls. A £390 million joint venture between Unite Students and Manchester Met will replace the existing 1990s-built accommodation with two modern high-rise buildings, standing 30 and 24 storeys tall and offering around 2,300 student beds. The…