Louisa Clarence-Smith
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M&S sales improve in first quarter
Marks & Spencer has posted a 1.2% fall in clothing and home sales, with overall like-for-like UK sales down by 0.5% for the first quarter
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Mm Capital acquires Dublin office building
Irish property investment and development firm Mm Capital has confirmed its acquisition of 31–36 Golden Lane in Dublin from GE Capital for €22m
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Octopus finances Chalk Farm resi
Octopus Property has provided a £15.1m senior debt facility to Bellis Homes for the development of 19 residential units and retail space in Chalk Farm, north London
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British Land welcomes arts charity to Broadgate
British Land is giving 19,000 sq ft at 2 Finsbury Avenue Square at Broadgate, EC2, to Theatre Delicatessen, a charity which supports emerging theatremakers
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JLL hires global funds pair
JLL has appointed Matilde Attolico and Zeynep Fetvaci to its newly created global funds advisory team
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Evans Randall challenges ‘cool millennial workspace’ trend
Bureau, at 90 Fetter Lane, is being refurbished as a “sophisticated” workplace to challenge the “office-as-playground” trend.
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L&G reveals first modular housing prototype
Legal & General has revealed its first turn-key modular housing prototype to be created at its factory in Selby, near Leeds.
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HB Reavis UK chief exec resigns
HB Reavis UK chief executive Tomáš Jurdák has resigned from his role.
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BPF: UK needs deal before leaving single market
The British Property Federation has announced its support for the CBI’s proposal that the UK seeks to stay inside the EU single market and a customs union until a final…
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TMT occupiers dominating 2017 City take-up
Tech and media companies have dominated City take-up so far in 2017, accounting for 20% of new deals.
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Scarborough signs ODEON to anchor Thorpe Park Leeds leisure park
Scarborough International Properties has announced that ODEON is to become the leisure anchor for the 1.7m sq ft second phase of the retail and leisure park at Thorpe Park Leeds.
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Khan’s 35% flat rate starts to deliver
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan’s 35% flat rate is already boosting affordable housing provision in the capital following years of decline under Boris Johnson, EG research reveals