Forum: Third runway bumpy landing?
Baroness Jo Valentine is pleased. The chief executive of London First says she never doubted that Howard Davies would deliver his Airports Commission’s final report promptly after the general election.
Baroness Jo Valentine is pleased. The chief executive of London First says she never doubted that Howard Davies would deliver his Airports Commission’s final report promptly after the general election.
COMMENT: The allure of the Yellow Brick Road to endless I’m All Right Jack gentrification seems commercially and politically irresistible in London and New York
ANALYSIS: City property is already on the market, suggesting a bumper end to the year
Telford Homes has acquired the regeneration business of United House Development for £23m
As chief operating officer of the Government Property Unit, Sherin Aminossehe is set to play a central role in the five-year ‘transformation programme’ of government real estate. She explains her strategy to Peter Bill
SimpsonHaugh has transformed Manchester’s skyline and now it is making its mark on London. Emily Wright talks to its partners about how they are preparing for public reaction on three of the most high-profile schemes in the capital. Portrait by Rosie Hallam
Truly budget offices open this month in Brixton – in converted shipping containers. Could this be the future for cheap office space across London?
Footwear retailer Skechers and shirt seller Hawes & Curtis are filling the last of the retail space at the £600m Oriana development at the east end of Oxford Street, W1.
With the government committed to reducing its central London estate, a number of world-famous buildings could be up for redevelopment Lisa Pilkington looks at what’s on offer
A former bus depot in east London has been transformed into a purpose-built shopping centre aimed at the south Asian market – and is drawing shoppers from across the country and beyond.