London office availability rises despite growing take-up
Amount of second-hand space on the market is also growing, and it’s all having an impact on rents.
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Brexit and the insurance market: how many will leave the City?
As Lloyd’s of London opens an office in Brussels to ensure it has a post-Brexit presence on the Continent, what are the implications for London’s insurance market?
The emerging real estate trends to watch out for
What can we expect to see next in London’s workspace, retail and residential markets?
Will a £6bn wave of City sales hit prices?
A £6bn wave of City offices coming up for sale has raised questions over whether the stellar pricing achieved thus far this year can be sustained
Landsec restocking waits for downturn
Landsec last week dropped out of the running for the 3.3m sq ft regeneration of Euston Station, NW1, and the company has bought no new London development sites in more than five years.
London real estate: what does the future hold?
Three experts – covering the workspace, retail and residential markets – predict what’s going to be determining investment, leasing, and development decisions in the near future
Inside Blackstone’s London portfolio
Blackstone is preparing sales valued at £735m from its central London office portfolio.
Silvertown: ambition, impatience and a leap of imagination
LONDON SPECIAL: The £3.5bn Silvertown Quays scheme, one of London’s most important regeneration projects, lies vacant. A decade of delayed, failed, and often fantastical proposals on 62 acres of Greater London Authority-owned land in east London has culminated in practically nothing.
Peabody seeks quick decision on SE1 mixed scheme
Housing association Peabody has “urgently” appointed an architect for a major residential-led mixed-use scheme in Borough, SE1
Meet the men in charge of delivering devolution
Real power has been transferred from Whitehall to the regions through the creation of metro mayors, but can the process deliver real change?
