More customers are on the buses
Wealthier people are now using buses to get around, and savvy retailers are waiting at the next stop.
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GLA warns of office shortages
PODCAST: Sir Edward Lister says rising office rents in central London and office-to-resi conversions are beginning to ring warning bells
Bursting at the seams
From accountancy behemoths through legal heavyweights to TMT big-hitters, new recruits are filling the offices of London’s largest occupiers. What are their property options? asks Mark Simmons
City developments to rival New York
WATCH: London developers pushed the button on nearly twice as many residential towers in 2014 compared to a year ago putting levels of tower development in the capital in line with New York.
EG London: Market cycles – seizing the moment
Ask three or four London property persons how long a market cycle is and you won’t necessarily get the same answer.
LOMA Q4 2014 – JLL and CBRE in a league of their own
A decade in the making, a near-miss with a Crossrail eviction notice and a search for a 300,000 sq ft-plus building that reportedly needed several entrances to spare the blushes of competing clients crossing in reception.
Cash and tenants flock to Victoria
Investment in Victoria has almost doubled in the past year, from £800m in 2013 to £1.5bn in 2014, while availability has more than halved over the same period.
EG London Forum: migration and EU membership
London First’s recent London 2036 report courted controversy with suggestions that negative attitudes to immigration and the EU could harm the capital. But what do our experts think?
Is the road building programme a game-changer?
Now that the excitement surrounding the government’s £15bn road building programme has died down, is it full speed ahead?
Bishopsgate Goodsyard: controversy lingers
The developers are optimistic, but the long-awaited redevelopment of Bishopsgate Goodsyard is not out of the shadow of controversy yet.
