Louisa Clarence-Smith
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Dornford leaves Capita
Capita Real Estate’s Alan Dornford has stepped down from his role as managing director
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Urbo scales down plans for West Bar Square
Urbo has submitted new scaled-down plans for a £175m office-led scheme at West Bar Square in Sheffield
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Brum office take-up soars
Take-up figures for Birmingham’s city centre office market have smashed 500,000 sq ft as a result of strong activity levels in the first half of this year
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BCO appoints new president
Cushman & Wakefield’s John Forrester has been appointed as the new president of the British Council for Offices
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SEGRO’s Sleath says ‘game has changed’ post Brexit vote
SEGRO chief executive David Sleath has warned the industry will have to be “extremely selective” about its policy priorities when lobbying a “distracted” government.
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Cargiant reveals Old Oak Common masterplan
A tower that would be the tallest in west London has been proposed for Cargiant and London & Regional Properties’ £5bn redevelopment of Old Oak Common
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Aviva is second property fund to suspend trading in wake of Brexit
Aviva Investors has suspended dealing on its £1.8bn property fund, becoming the second asset manager to take action in the wake of the Brexit vote
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Persimmon confident post-Brexit
Persimmon has said “good opportunities” remain in the UK housing market following the EU referendum
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St Modwen rejects Nine Elms negativity
St Modwen has rejected “the level of negative sentiment” towards Nine Elms, SW8, as it reported a 7% increase in the net asset value of its portfolio
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Nadler Hotels to launch in Manchester
Allied London has signed Nadler Hotels to operate a 110-bedroom hotel from the tallest tower within its St John’s neighbourhood in Manchester.
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7.4m sq ft of government requirements revealed
The government is to consolidate the civil service into 16 hubs across England totalling 7.4m sq ft
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Voya signs at King Street
London & Oriental has signed Voya Investment Management to take 1,691 sq ft at 35 King Street, EC2