In this morning’s news, EG reports that one of the most respected figures in the London office market is leaving the agency world to go client-side.
Read on to find out the details of the move and what it signals for the London developer that has made the hire.
Also from EG, CIT with joint venture partner Union Car Parks, has added another development site to its portfolio presenting the opportunity to “bring forward a mixed-used scheme…which will be part of one of the capital’s most prominent regeneration areas.”
And if you missed it last night, you have another opportunity to read about Principal Global Investors deal to buy Internos Global Investors and the resultant $78bn European-focused real estate investment platform.
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