In the news this morning, Deloitte Real Estate’s latest London Office Crane Survey shows robust levels of new office construction in central London. Click here for all the details from EG, or here for the national’s take.
Investment volumes into alternative real estate are also in good health, clocking up a record high for the sector in the first quarter. Click here for EG’s story.
Elsewhere, a report that investment firm Franklin Templeton had to pull out of a £38m deal to buy an Edinburgh shopping centre after failing to raise bank debt for the retail asset.
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Woe is us, says the high street – but it is leases to blame really
