Joanna Bourke
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Conduit to £36m for Threadneedle
Threadneedle is to sell its prime Mayfair asset at 61-65 Conduit Street.
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Helical jv faces fresh fight over Hammersmith
Plans for the £110m makeover of Hammersmith town centre could be forced to be redrawn for a third time
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D-day arrives for Southern Cross
Southern Cross will start transferring the first of its 752 homes to landlord control on 30 September.
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Four Seasons Health Care defends its financial position
Four Seasons Health Care has refuted allegations of being financially unable to take on 135 Southern Cross homes
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Sheffield student digs get nod
A £20m student accommodation scheme has been awarded planning permission by Sheffield council.
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De Montfort uni wins planning permission
De Montfort university has been granted planning permission for 150 homes on its former campus sports field.
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KPMG to pull out of St Albans
KPMG has confirmed it is leaving St Albans, while rival PwC’s future in the area also looks uncertain.
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Westminster property owners agree to council planning fee hike
Some of Westminster’s largest landlords have agreed to pay the council extra cash for advice on projects.
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Mayor of London offers Spurs £17m to commit to Tottenham
Spurs has been urged to commit to Haringey stadium plans, in a final call from the mayor of London
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Capita recruits government’s head of housing
Capita Symonds has hired the government’s top civil servant in charge of housing, Richard McCarthy, as executive director.
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Baker St landlords form consortium
Landlords in London’s Baker Street have formed a partnership aimed at attracting investors to the area
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Southampton arts complex approved
A £40m, 100,000 sq ft Southampton arts complex has been given the go-ahead to sit in the city’s Cultural Quarter