All pull together

Article Abstract:

Grosvenor Estate Holdings has placed strong emphasis on a partnering approach for many years. The company believes that partnering can eliminate conflicts arising from the traditional tendering process. Partnering involves fostering a positive relationship between the developer and the main contractor. The contractor is brought in early and plays an important role in discussions about design and construction. Grosvenor uses non-binding partnering agreements, and secures cooperation from its partners on the basis of its reputation and the prospect of future contracts.

Contracts, Real estate development, Grosvenor Estate Holdings

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Time to demand consistency

Article Abstract:

There are significant differences between local authorities in the UK in how planning regulations are applied. In some cases, there can even be conflict within individual local authorities about applying planning regulations. These inconsistencies are causing serious problems for the property development industry, which needs stability if sustainable and innovative development is to be achieved. They are also serving to give development a negative image in the minds of ordinary people, when development is in fact a positive thing.

United Kingdom, Column, Sustainable development, Regional planning

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Multi skilled in low-risk ventures

Article Abstract:

Dutch property developer Multi Development Corp (MDC) has among its clients many top pension funds and insurance concerns. It currently has a 1 billion Dutch florints development programme, and is present in countries including France, Belgium and Portugal. It has been particularly successful with developing large, high quality office schemes in city centres or established business areas on the outskirts of cities.

Company Profile, Multi Development Corporation UK Ltd.

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