January 5, 2026
How revenue managers adapted to changing conditions through 2025
The field of hotel revenue management is a constantly evolving one, both through small steps and incredible leaps.
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January 5, 2026Orkney, Scotland, hotel planners must consider Arctic skuas and medieval 'burgage' plots
Off the very top of Scotland, Orkney, or the Orkney Islands, might soon see a hotel with a room count almost reaching 100 rooms.
January 5, 2026Deloitte heading to Paradise for Birmingham office relocation
Professional services giant Deloitte has signed for 46,000 square feet of offices across the seventh and eighth floors in One Centenary Way in Birmingham.- January 5, 2026
Shoppers scurry back to stores as online reach levels out
Retail property is set to start the year with a bang, with returns expected to reach around 9.5% in 2025 after outperforming other asset classes, data from Knight Frank shows. 
January 5, 2026Montreal retail sales remain subdued, but better days could be ahead
Retail sales in Montreal increased by around $1.3 billion between December 2021 and October 2025, according to the latest available data from Statistics Canada. Still, when these figures are adjusted for inflation, growth has been flat, even as Montreal experienced a significant increase in population growth fueled by international migration. However, a few roadblocks that have weighed on Montrealers’ ability to spend appear to be fading, which could help support retail activity — and retail real estate — in the future.
January 5, 2026Palace Capital's largest shareholder demands chairman is ousted
Lakestreet Capital Partners, the largest shareholder in FTSE-listed real estate investment trust Palace Capital, with 22.53%, has requisitioned a general meeting of Palace Capital to remove its chairman Steven Owen and to appoint its founders as directors.
January 5, 2026Vacation planning 101: Analyzing the most expensive leisure submarkets in the Southeast and their less pricey alternatives
Travel planning is never easy. Picking a destination requires effort, and searching for attractions and points of interest can be draining. Most important, selecting accommodations that offer comfort, elevate the experience and fit a budget could be the most daunting task.
January 5, 2026Murphy completes letting of former Amazon Hemel Hempstead hub
Construction and engineering company Murphy has completed the lease of its 479,000-square-foot Hemel 465 warehouse in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, on a 25-year lease to wholesale restaurant food distributor Sysco.- January 5, 2026
Industrial take-up 27% ahead of long-term pre-COVID average
UK take-up of industrial and logistics space in units of more than 100,000 square feet provisionally stands at 33.05 million square feet in 2025, ahead of both 2023 and 2024 volumes by 16% and 13% respectively, according to Savills's Big Shed Briefing. 
January 5, 2026Leeds landmark Broad Gate secures office occupier
Emovis, a road-toll e-tag group, has leased 12,459 square feet of offices at Broad Gate in Leeds city centre.
January 5, 2026Carter Jonas reports 31.3% hike in profits
National property consultancy Carter Jonas recorded a turnover of £93.96 million in the year ended 30 April 2025, a 9.6% revenue lift from £85.74 million in the previous financial year.
January 5, 2026Mansfield Leisure Park changes hands for £10.37 million
Legal & General has sold Mansfield Leisure Park for £10.37 million, reflecting a net initial yield of 9.74%.
January 5, 2026RICS's new president sets out stall for 2026
Nick Maclean has become the 144th President of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
January 5, 2026Flex comes of age: What will 2026 bring for flexible workspace?
The flexible workspace sector looks to continue its expansion into 2026, building on sustained demand from existing occupiers and a growing cohort of organisations choosing to exit traditional leasehold arrangements altogether.
January 5, 2026New leadership takes reins at Savills
Savills' new group chief executive Simon Shaw has taken up the role effective 1 January.
January 5, 2026Signal and W.RE buy City offices
Signal, the alternative investment firm specialising in European credit and real estate opportunities, and W.RE, the London-focused independent development and asset management firm, have completed the acquisition of 10 Lime Street, EC3, a 54,611-square-foot office in the City of London.
January 5, 2026Georgia plant shows nuclear energy's potential — and risks in meeting AI power demand
The expansion of Plant Vogtle in Georgia — the largest U.S. nuclear plant — was plagued by delays and cost overruns. Mechanical issues like vibrating pipes and coolant pump failures, a contractor's bankruptcy and disputes over financing pushed completion of its two new reactors seven years past schedule.- January 5, 2026
Dollar drops by most since 2017; Economic growth stalls; Restaurant sales and traffic suffer
Dollar dips by most since 2017 
January 2, 2026Manhattan office rebound reaches 'watershed' moment
More evidence is in that office leasing in Manhattan, the largest U.S. market for that property type, hit its best year since before the pandemic, led by demand for top-tier workspace.
January 2, 2026Staten Island's 1,100-unit Park Hill changes hands, set for rehab after resident complaints
Government National Mortgage Association financed the sale of a more than 1,100-unit apartment complex on New York's Staten Island, which has long been the subject of complaints by its residents.
