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Property Week Anviksha Patel On p7, Jamie Bennett-Ness reports on what real estate companies with a presence in Ukraine are doing to support their staff as the Russian invasion intensifies. propertyweek.com/news/real-esta…

Property Week Andy Street West Midlands Combined Authority MIPIM Next up, I want to jump right to p8. Jamie Bennett-Ness spoke with two Ukrainian real estate professionals. Instead of going to Mipim, the pair are in Kyiv. They talk to Property Week about their firsthand experience of the Russian invasion. A must-read 🇺🇦🇺🇦 propertyweek.com/news/ukrainian…

Really proud of this piece. Last week I managed to speak to two property professionals stuck in the middle of the invasion of Ukraine. Read below 👇 They spoke with real grit and candor about their experiences; it's an eye-opening perspective 🇺🇦 propertyweek.com/news/ukrainian…

This is so sad!

If there's anything you should do today before the bank holiday weekend, it's read Jamie Bennett-Ness's excellent story on a Ukrainian developer trying to rebuild Lviv one development at a time Property Week propertyweek.com/news/construct…

The long-awaited Bichard RICS Review has arrived, and with it proposals for a new governance structure. Lord Bichard told Property Week the recommendations would create a "much leaner skeleton which will avoid the weaknesses of the past." Full story » propertyweek.com/news/lord-bich…

About time RICS shook off the shadow of its governance scandal? Lord Bichard said the next six months are going to be key for the institution to deliver. Read my more in-depth look at this week's big report below

⏰ What a night! #pafc

COP27 has been described as a “lost opportunity for real estate” as the industry is once again “heavily underrepresented” at the climate conference, despite a growing spotlight on decarbonisation. propertyweek.com/news/cop27-is-…

PLYMOUTH ARGYLE ARE PROMOTED TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP 💚 #pafc

#HSBC has decided to leave its long-term Canary Wharf headquarters at 8 Canada Square for a City of London office development nearly half the size, a memo sent to staff has revealed, reports Jamie Bennett-Ness propertyweek.com/news/hsbc-to-l…

More drama at the RICS today, as reported in Property Week, and maybe another crisis inbound. The entire standards and regulation board at RICS has walked out claiming they've been treated like the "enemy". Read all the statements below ⬇️

More than two thirds of properties held by overseas shell companies are still not reporting the identity of their owners due to flaws in dirty money laws in UK property, new analysis has warned. @bennetnessy reports #propertyowners #loopholes propertyweek.com/news/gaps-in-l…

Rishi Sunak has authorised the sale of properties subject to compulsory purchase orders on part of the northern route of HS2, effectively preventing a reversal of the decision to cancel the project. Jamie Bennett-Ness reports #HS2scrapped propertyweek.com/news/sunak-aut…

WeWork plans to file for bankruptcy as early as next week, according to reports in the US. Jamie Bennett-Ness reports #wework #bankruptcy propertyweek.com/news/wework-pl…

Justin Young, the new chief executive of RICS, has laid out the organisation’s goals for its “post-Bichard evolution” in an exclusive interview with Property Week. Jamie Bennett-Ness spoke with him #RICS #propertypeople propertyweek.com/news/rics-ceo-…

Housing secretary Michael Gove has approved CO—RE and Mitsubishi Estate’s (Mitsubishi Heavy Industries) plans to redevelop the former ITV Studios on London’s South Bank, following an 18-month review process. Reports Property Week's Jamie Bennett-Ness propertyweek.com/news/gove-fina…

London mayor Sadiq Khan has called on the government to urgently seize London property assets owned by Russians linked to Vladimir Putin and sell them to fund new homes. Reports Property Week's Jamie Bennett-Ness #London propertyweek.com/news/london-ma…

Former WeWork chief executive and co-founder Adam Neumann has submitted an offer to buy the bankrupt co-working giant for more than $500m (£395m). Reports Property Week's Jamie Bennett-Ness #Offices #FlexibleWorkspaces ow.ly/GMUu50R2h4v