EG offices: Capital gains and ideas
If there are certainties in property, two of them are that offices dominate the UK’s investment market and that London sweeps up most of that investment by a very large margin.
If there are certainties in property, two of them are that offices dominate the UK’s investment market and that London sweeps up most of that investment by a very large margin.
Residential developers in search of growth have pushed out from a saturated Zone 1 into Zone 2, but good infrastructure is key to success. Graham Norwood considers the rise of London’s new housing hotspots
Move over TMT, you’ve had a good run but it looks like your time as the darling of the property world is coming to an end. The new winner of the London space race is finance.
MIPIM: A new, extended London core could grow to include south-eastern fringe areas including Croydon as part of dramatic proposals unveiled by architect Sir Terry Farrell
A new, extended London core could grow to include southern fringe areas, such as Croydon, as part of dramatic proposals unveiled by architect Sir Terry Farrell
The London serviced office market is growing by 10% a year, but rapid expansion is fuelling fears of a bubble
Transport infrastructure has always been vital for the UK economy, but major projects have been notoriously slow to reach fruition.
The sale of the Rolex shop at the foot of Candy & Candy’s One Hyde Park, SW1, has earned the development yet another record.
Brave souls will race each other down Ascot’s straight mile to raise money for good causes at Property Race Day
One of London’s freshest young developers reveals why he is convinced he can lure traditional and creative occupiers alike to the wilds of Aldgate.