Louisa Clarence-Smith
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‘Speculators who build only for oligarchs are not welcome’
Westminster City Council leader Nickie Aiken has said “speculators” who build homes only for oligarchs and overseas investors are not welcome in the borough
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Hines to redevelop 25 Cabot Square
Hines has unveiled plans to redevelop 25 Cabot Square, E14, bringing 200,000 sq ft of new office space to market at the 455,000 sq ft office building
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C C Land’s Dickie Wong: London will be the top financial centre in Europe
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Deputy chairman talks to EG about the group’s future plans for the capital
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C C Land eyes more London trophies
Hong Kong-listed group to open London office
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A minority government could be more willing to listen
Just two months ago, prime minister Theresa May was steering the country towards a hard Brexit. Now, after losing her majority in the snap General Election, following a resurgence in…
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Land Securities becomes Landsec
Land Securities has rebranded as Landsec, in a move which it says reflects its new brand idea: “everything is experience”.
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Residential Secure Income plans IPO
Residential Secure Income has announced plans for an initial public offering, aiming to raise up to £300m.
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Barwell appointed May’s new chief of staff
Gavin Barwell, the former housing minister and Croydon Central MP who lost his seat to Labour in the General Election has been appointed as the prime minister’s new chief of…
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Toscafund’s Savouri: ‘Today is no different from yesterday in many ways’
ELECTION WEEK: Toscafund chief economist Savvas Savouri has said overseas investor appetite for UK property will not wane following the General Election result.
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How do the parties compare: General Election for property
Housing and property have been high on the agendas of all political parties in the run-up to the general election. After the shock election result we recap what the key…
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Carlyle scrubs up Soapworks for sale
Soapworks, the landmark Salford Quays development that’s home to TalkTalk and the Home Office, is on the market.
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Workspace closes in on £158m City office deal
Workspace is closing in on a deal to buy Salisbury House, EC2, from Lone Star for around £158m.