Inside the cathedral of science
Rivaling Google, FaceBook and Amazon, EG visits London’s Francis Crick Institute to see how it’s done
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Comment: When is a community asset an obstruction?
You don’t bring me flowers – Jackie Sadek on a south London florist bunched in by red tape,
London trusts key to NHS estate renewal
As the service looks for savings to fund its £10bn repairs backlog and find space for 26,000 homes, attention will focus on the few NHS trusts in the capital
Plantation Place prepped for £700m sale
Trustees of the late Brazilian billionaire Moise Safra are readying the trophy City building Plantation Place, EC3, for a £700m sale.
Starwood seeks Aldgate exit
US private equity firm Starwood Capital has instructed Cushman & Wakefield to sell One Braham, a planned 18-storey office tower in Aldgate, E1, for £65m
London investors wait and see
Election? Brexit? Value of sterling? Does this add up to a quieter investment market or are there other factors at play? David Thame reports
South Bank on it – Union Street Partners keeps it local
Union Street Partners has made London’s South Bank its own. But with the area soon to be home to occupiers including Apple and the US embassy, can the small big hitter hang on to its premier spot?
Cash control: the case for devolving London taxes
As the UK regions gain greater control over their finances, should London be pressing for more say over its purse strings?
GLA hands over Royal Albert Dock land to ABP
Four years after ABP emerged as the frontrunner to develop London’s Royal Albert Dock, E16, the land has finally been released by the Greater London Authority to the Chinese company for development.
Equinix prelets Blackstone’s Pepper Store
Blackstone has prelet the whole of The Pepper Store at Devonshire Square, EC2, to global interconnection and data centre company Equinix.
