The Avenue: breaking the code for office buildings
Clever design features and hidden codes make the Avenue – one of London’s most exciting and technologically advanced buildings – sound like something out of a Dan Brown novel
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Apache and Audley form jv for Clapham retirement village
Apache Capital Partners and Audley Group have formed a joint venture to deliver a £125m luxury retirement village overlooking Clapham Common, SW4.
EG London Forum: Certain uncertainties
Our expert Forum panel members offer their views on the likely key challenges facing London in 2018 (with Brexit as a given). Mark Simmons reports
LOMA Q3 2017: London’s top office agent revealed
Agent clinches top spot after involvement in two of the biggest deals in Q3
The £1bn council plan bringing cancer bodies together
Sutton council is working with three health bodies and a research centre to create a world-leading cancer hub that will generate up to £1bn for the UK economy each year
On yer bike! How London is putting the squeeze on cars
EG data on car and cycle parking provision in London’s new-build sector reveals some clear lessons for developers.
The developers going on a spending spree
From shopping centre extensions to new designer destinations, London is supporting a swathe of retail and leisure development. Claire Robson assesses the progress of the capital’s key projects
EG London Forum: Light industrial is the new planning battleground
The extension of permitted development rights this October to include small light industrial buildings is likely to reignite the debate over housing versus commercial space. Which does London need more? Mark Simmons reports
From banking to bendy: how the City is transforming its tenant mix
The axis around 1 Poultry, EC2, has become a symbol of the hoped-for transformation of the City from a financial and professional services centre to a more diverse occupier mix
Interview: Brookfield’s Neil Thompson
Neil Thompson, the new chief executive of Brookfield’s London office business, wants to add smaller, and riskier, mixed-use projects in growth areas to its line-up of trophy assets in and near the City
