Pay on display

Article Abstract:

New regulations on corporate governance in the UK mean that the majority of property companies are now required to give detailed information about directors' salaries, bonuses, pensions and incentive payments. However, a small number of property companies are still able to avoid revealing this information. Green Properties, for example, is incorporated in Ireland, so needs to only give general figures about directors' pay. Some property companies also avoid disclosure by having special consultancy arrangements for directors.

Management Functions, Laws, regulations and rules, Compensation and benefits, Corporate governance

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Business plan

Article Abstract:

Commercial property company Arlington is in a strong position, having an undeveloped landbank of 570 ha, according to managing director Patrick Deigman. It specialises in high-specification office buildings and warehouses, and now aims to become the top developer-trader of business parks in the UK. It has an extremely detailed business plan for operations until 2017.

Officials and employees, Interview, Deigman, Patrick, Arlington Ltd.

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Pluses and minuses

Article Abstract:

Limited partnerships are examined in detail as an investment structure for real estate projects in Britain. Both benefits and drawbacks are examined.

United Kingdom

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