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Jessica Middleton-Pugh

Jessica Middleton-Pugh

Verified

Residential and Retail Editor, Green Street News

Manchester

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Total articles 18

  • Unite loses income on 60% of beds as students stay home

    By Jessica Middleton-Pugh Verified| Place North West@ The listed student accommodation developer and operator, with sites in Liverpool and Manchester, expects a £125m drop in cashflow this year, after it allowed students to cancel rent payments for the third term of the 2020 academic year. In a statement to the stock market, Unite said the forgoing of rent payments meant the company would not be receiving income on 46,000 beds, representing around 60% of its portfolio.

    By Jessica Middleton-Pugh Verified · Place North West

    Apr. 22, 2020

  • Councils move to get remote planning in place

    By Jessica Middleton-Pugh Verified| Place North West@ Some North West authorities have been quick to devise alternative arrangements to progress planning applications despite Covid-19, while others are yet to confirm a strategy for safeguarding their local development pipelines. The Government changed legislation at the start of this month to permit councils to hold committee meetings virtually using video or telephone conferencing. Previously, there the law required them to host meetings in person, even during the coronavirus pandemic.

    By Jessica Middleton-Pugh Verified · Place North West

    Apr. 16, 2020

  • Unite loses income on 60% of beds as students stay home

    By Jessica Middleton-Pugh Verified| Place North West@ The listed student accommodation developer and operator, with sites in Liverpool and Manchester, expects a £125m drop in cashflow this year, after it allowed students to cancel rent payments for the third term of the 2020 academic year. In a statement to the stock market, Unite said the forgoing of rent payments meant the company would not be receiving income on 46,000 beds, representing around 60% of its portfolio.

    By Jessica Middleton-Pugh Verified · Place North West

    Apr. 22, 2020

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Green Street News

Green Street is an independent research and advisory firm focused on the commercial real estate industry in North America and Europe. With nearly four decades of experience, the company is known for providing trusted insights and unbiased advice to help clients make informed decisions about real estate capital allocation. The firm offers a range of services, including in-depth market research and analytics to optimize investment strategies. Their Advisory Services Group provides tailored guidance on various asset classes and market trends. Green Street also publishes exclusive market information, including a weekly newsletter called "Real Estate Alert," which updates clients on the U.S. real estate market. Green Street's products include a comprehensive data suite for portfolio management and a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform that delivers market insights and predictive analytics. The company operates with a team of experienced professionals and maintains offices in California and London, ensuring its research remains objective and unbiased.

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