Productivity plan will cut through planning red tape and is key to more affordable space
The Fixing the Foundations post-Budget productivity plan will give the mayor more power and home owners will be able to extend homes more easily
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Demand up for London commercial
Business demand for commercial property in London rose for the tenth consecutive quarter, according to the RICS Commercial Market Survey
Lone Star rises over Wembley
As it awaits formal confirmation of its takeover of Quintain, EG speaks to Lone Star’s UK head Angus Dodd about the strategy for the flagship Wembley Park development and the company’s future
Cycle to…Italian pursuit at the Olympic Velodrome
To celebrate its 10th anniversary, Cycle To – the charity event organiser that brings the industry networking rides to MIPIM, MAPIC and MIPIM UK – is hosting a special dinner and race day at the Olympic Velodrome
The untapped potential of life sciences
The UK’s scientific excellence is pulling in dynamic biotech start-ups looking for short-term, specialist facilities, often at short notice. But, so far, only a few real estate investors are providing them.
London Offices Market Analysis Q2: 2015 – Heralding a new dawn?
Two lettings dominated the London office agent league tables this quarter, but do the FCA’s and TfL’s moves to Stratford signal the emergence of a new London market?
Retailers shop on Bond Street and Oxford Street
The number of shops owned by retailers on Bond Street and Oxford Street, W1, has risen by 28% and 7% respectively over the past two years
The outside view: Sol Campbell’s goal to become mayor of London
Former England footballer Sol Campbell wants to be the Conservative candidate to become London mayor. Alex Horne met him to find out his game plan for the capital
C&W conflict cuts Scalpel agents
WR Berkley Group is seeking a new agent for its landmark Scalpel tower at 52-54 Lime Street, EC3, following DTZ’s proposed acquisition of Cushman & Wakefield
Homebuilding ‘lacks resources’
Large swathes of brownfield land needed to deliver homes in London will struggle to be unlocked without significant extra resources for boroughs, according to a new report from London First
