In the news this morning, as Mike Ashley names the first three House of Fraser department stores to be earmarked for closure since his Sports Direct group bought the chain, it emerges that credit insurers have cut cover for suppliers to Sir Philip Green Arcadia high street empire.
Elsewhere there are plans for a London highline, a Canary Wharf court battle and warnings of new-build residential oversupply in London.
Finally, EG profiles all of the winners of the the most prestigious awards in the real estate calendar.
Five things you might have missed last week
EG Awards 2018: property celebrates the great and the good
Sandelson secures £38.4m loan for Lord’s scheme
Philip Green on rack as insurers cut cover for Arcadia
Administrators seek buyer for failed Orla Kiely as creditors ‘owed millions’
The battle to build London’s own Highline
Why new-build London property is heading for oversupply
Unilever’s plans ‘may lead others out of FTSE’
Mike Ashley blames House of Fraser store closures on landlords
