Sticky foreign money in London
London is awash with sticky foreign money, sticky because it is here to stay. But with stock disappearing, is it a honeytrap for agents?
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Battersea powers up
As Nine Elms awaits enterprise zone status, is work on the long-delayed regeneration finally getting underway?
Time to sing a new tune at Canary Wharf
Canary Wharf Group is rethinking its 97-acre estate, which would bring a new mix to Docklands
Central London investment tops £7bn
Investment in central London offices has topped £7bn in the first half of 2012, a leap of 66% on the previous year
Docklands rents face squeeze as vacancies soar
Tumbling take-up and rising vacancy rates have raised fears over rents in London’s Docklands
Viridis hot of the press with Guardian HQ deal
Viridis Real Estate has won the race to buy the former Guardian HQ, EC1
Corbyn’s Olympic effort
Qatari Diar Delancey’s Stuart Corbyn tells Lucy Barnard how he plans to turn the Olympic Village into the UK’s largest private rented housing estate
IKEA unpacks regional schemes
LandProp in talks to bring forward 65 acres in Birmingham and Manchester
When offices become homes
A growing number of landlords are making the most of demand and converting offices to homes, but is it leaving a gap in the office market?
An Easter bonnet covers C&W’s margins; more NPPF horrors; Millican cleans up at King’s Cross
C&W’s 2011 results don’t seem bad enough to warrant releasing them on Good Friday
