The ICSC Dealmaking event in New York City highlighted retail’s ongoing vibrancy

The Innesco team once again headed to Cannes for one of the most anticipated retail events of the year.

LaSalle’s transfer of operational management roles to JLL reflects property’s increasing specialisation

Markets point to wider concerns over #CRE asset valuations

A £400 million injection for Canary Wharf shows how office owners are grasping the nettle.

CoStar’s acquisition of OnTheMarket confirms the importance of data to real estate.

Political promises abound, but it is at local level that real action is happening.

Real estate is facing a unique set of challenges. It’s time to embrace uncertainty.

How do we come up with ideas and how do we know if they’re good?

In today’s digital age anyone can distribute anything, to any place, anywhere, at any time. What makes the difference?

#Week40 saw the Innesco team travel to Munich for Expo Real, one of Europe’s biggest investment and real estate trade fairs.

#Week39 saw offices back in the headlines as lower occupier requirements continued to impact the market.

#Week38 saw the real estate world’s attention turn once again to retail, with two events that were both realistic about the challenges the sector faces while being optimistic about the opportunities that the future holds.

#Week 37’s Paperclip comes to you from Riyadh, where many of the Innesco team have been busy as the official PR partner of the inaugural Cityscape Global event in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, having previously been held in Dubai since 2002. 

It might still feel like summer in London, but just as autumn rolls around, the annual Conference of the Parties—otherwise known as COP—comes squarely into view.

Week #35 saw renewed discussion over how changes in regulation might bolster #housing provision in the UK—with the government announcing that it would be scrapping water pollution restrictions to enable the construction of 100,000 new homes.

With #Week34 behind us – and, according to the Met Office, the last sunny days of what has been a distinctively average UK summer – football fans everywhere are waiting to see if their clubs will pull any rabbits out of hats before the transfer window closes on September 1st.

For those that found themselves working, #Week33 was a tricky time of trying to avoid the envy-inducing holiday pics of colleagues on social media.

#Week32 was a tricky one for the retail sector, with discounter Wilko collapsing into administration and putting 12,000 jobs at risk.

It’s #week31 at Paperclip and despite typically British skies, summer holiday season is here. For many this offers a chance to relax and reflect on the state of the market, perhaps from the comfort of a (hopefully dry) sun lounger.