Co-working spaces in London: good or bad?
EG Question Time: co-working may be the burgeoning sector within the office market – but it is not for everyone.
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Trump turmoil could boost Chinese investment to UK
England’s World Cup bid and Brexit may be dominating the UK property market, but for Chinese investors it’s all about the drama created by the UK-bound 45th US president
London after dark: Building a night-time economy
A significant number of Londoners begin their working days at night – but is the UK capital is failing to deliver to those who live by night?
Landmark Whitechapel refusal overturned in victory for London developers
A major residential scheme in Whitechapel, E1, recently granted planning permission by an inspector on appeal, could have far-reaching effects on housing densities and rights to light in inner London.
Greenwich turns down plans for more than 1,000 homes
Both Rockwell’s Charlton Riverside scheme on Anchor and Hope Lane, SE7, and JMH Group’s Harrow Manorway in Abbey Wood, SE2, were refused. Why, and where can developers go from here?
McKay Securities sees ‘opportunities’ as pricing gap widens
McKay Securities has said it is noticing a widening price gap between prime and secondary assets in the London and South East industrial and office sectors which “should present value add opportunities”
Subdued is the new normal for London’s investment market
After a dreary first quarter, London investment market investors and advisers predict a subdued remainder of the year with flat volumes
Khan publishes Housing Strategy
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan is set to overhaul and amend the Mayoral Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) policy so that small and medium-sized builders can pay less upfront. The Greater London Authority will also encourage councils to do the same for the local authority CIL.
Q&A: Is London’s leading position in Europe being threatened by “poor but sexy” Berlin?
Q&A with Vanessa Lee Butz, founder, District Technologies
South Africans snap up London real estate
To South African real estate investors, the UK offers stability and resilience, which is why they are buying up offices in the capital – even in the face of Brexit and new leadership in their home country.
