Louisa Clarence-Smith
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Butterfly flies with City
The City of London Corporation has approved a 400,000 sq ft City office block known as the Butterfly
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WeWork woos agents
WeWork is to offer agents higher cash incentives for recommending clients to its co-working space
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Brexit downgrades forecast for property
Peel Hunt has slashed its net asset value forecasts for more than 20 property companies, citing Brexit as the “final straw”
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Manchester Science Partnerships plans £60m Citylabs extension
Bruntwood’s Manchester Science Partnerships is to invest £60m in the next phase of its Citylabs health innovation campus
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Helical Bar ‘cautiously optimistic’
Helical Bar has said it remains “cautiously optimistic” about the London market despite uncertainty caused by the EU referendum result
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Hammerson NAV up, seeks South African listing
Hammerson has reported a net asset value increase of 3.4% to £5.8bn for the first six months of the year
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Lego toys with new King’s Cross HQ
Danish toymaker Lego is in advanced talks to take 100,000 sq ft of offices at the Argent-led redevelopment of King’s Cross, N1.
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City of London puts off Trellis tower decision
Application for the 73-storey tower will not be considered before September
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Allied London plans St John’s extension
Allied London plans to extend its £1.5bn St John’s masterplan in Manchester to create a “multi-use space for innovation, cultural experience and enterprise”.
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Amazon ups Principal prelet
Amazon has agreed to take a further 80,000 sq ft at Brookfield’s Principal Place, EC2.
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Long-standing GVA director departs
GVA senior director Tony Joyce is leaving the company to undertake consultancy work.
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‘Renew commitment to North’, PM urged by political leaders
Political leaders from across the North of England have written to Theresa May, urging her government to renew its commitment to investment in the region