Nick Johnstone
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Another 39,967 sq ft signed for at the Shard.
Two leasing deals have been agreed at the Shard, SE1
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Allianz refinances London & Regional’s W1 offices
Allianz Real Estate has refinanced London & Regional’s 55 Baker Street, W1
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Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund to sell Regent Quarter
Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund is preparing for a £270m sale of a complex of buildings next to King’s Cross station, N1.
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Frasers Centrepoint buys business park portfolio
Singapore-listed Frasers Centrepoint has confirmed its purchase of Oaktree Capital Management and Patrizia’s UK business park portfolio.
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GVA and PRSim form build-to-rent partnership
GVA and PRSim have launched a strategic partnership to provide a build-to-rent service from land acquisition to ongoing management
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BCG signs for 80 Charlotte Street
Derwent London has prelet of most of the remaining office space at 80 Charlotte Street, W1, to Boston Consulting Group.
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Landsec restocking waits for downturn
Landsec last week dropped out of the running for the 3.3m sq ft regeneration of Euston Station, NW1, and the company has bought no new London development sites in more…
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Khan stumps up £250m to buy housing sites
London mayor Sadiq Khan has today announced plans to allocate £250m towards buying and preparing land for new and affordable housing
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Cutting-edge tech space White Collar Factory opens its doors
LISTEN: Derwent London’s Simon Silver describes the 10-year development of the White Collar Factory, EC1
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Colliers hired to look at Lazard HQ options
Lazard has hired Colliers International to explore options for a new 80,000 sq ft West End headquarters, ahead of a lease expiry at its Stratton Street HQ in 2022.
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Norges takes further 25% of 20 Air Street
Norges Bank Real Estate Management has acquired a further 25% interest in 20 Air Street, W1 from The Crown Estate for £112.5m.
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Westfield and Landsec drop out of running for HS2 development
HS2’s shortlist for the £4bn redevelopment of Euston station, NW1, has been whittled down to three, after Westfield and Landsec dropped out of the running