GVA Grimley is a leading property consultant providing a comprehensive range of property solutions to UK and international owners, occupiers, investors, lenders and developers.
We have one of the strongest regional networks in the property sector providing a national outlook combined with a local service delivery. Our teams work together to provide a full range of property-related services including agency, planning and urban regeneration, development, building consultancy, investment, property management, project management, valuation, business rates, lease renewals and rent reviews.
Our "Cash strategies for recessionary times" helps you understand how we can help with conserving and maximising cash. The boom years which encouraged occupiers to invest in and improve their real estate have given way to a recessionary period, with intense cost pressures, a situation that will remain for some considerable period.
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Our Top Stories
 Planning for Prosperous Economies: Maximising the role of the Non B Use Class Sector Based on original evidence that has been assembled by our research and planning teams we will be presenting the case to revise the overall approach to assessing land need in the UK. |
 Firms reduce property holdings and expect sharper cuts to come - May 2009 CBI/GVA Grimley survey Firms reduced their property holdings in the last six months and expect this to accelerate over the next six months, after two years of gradually slowing demand, according to our latest CBI/GVA Grimley Corporate Real Estate survey. |
 Planning for Town Centres: Good Practice Guide The Government has published for consultation a draft Planning Policy Statement 4: Planning for Prosperous Economies. Alongside this, GVA Grimley are publishing draft Planning for Town Centres: Good Practice Guide which is intended to support the implementation of town centre policies set out in the draft PPS. This has been published as a living draft, and is particularly aimed at helping those involved in preparing or reviewing need, impact and sequential site assessments. |
