Piers Wehner
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Regus signs for central London Teesland building
Serviced office firm Regus has taken the remaining space at Teesland’s central London office building, 50 Broadway Buildings. The 2,283 sq m (24,540 sq ft) space, which Regus has prelet…
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Property industry says “Pants to Poverty”
Staff at King Sturge have raised their voices in unison to say “Pants to Poverty”, with agents across the country doing daft things for Comic Relief.
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Grosvenor takes the biscuit on Red Nose Day
Staff were having their cake and eating it at Grosvenor Estates’ head office as part of a day of solid fundraising in aid of Comic Relief.
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Three companies head chase for Hammersmith’s Ark
Three companies are thought to be leading the chase for the Ark in Hammersmith, W6. Computer company EDS, web giant AOL and Ernst & Young subsidiary Cap Gemini are poised…
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MIPIM 2001: Siemens signs Regus for office management scheme
Siemens Real Estate (SRE) has enlisted serviced office specialist Regus to manage office developments at five sites in Germany, it was announced at MIPIM.
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C&R and Stannifer to redevelop Glasgow’s Sauchiehall Centre
Capital & Regional (C&R) is to redevelop the 16,722 sq m (180,000 sq ft) Sauchiehall Centre in Glasgow in a joint venture with Stannifer.
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API launches £70m resi investment fund
Aberdeen Property Investors (API) has joined forces with a group of UK and Dutch pension fund investors to launch the Regent Residential Partnership, a £70m residential investment fund with property…
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King Sturge goes on a blind date for Red Nose Day
London’s West End restaurants will be awash with red noses and hormones next week as King Sturge staff hit the streets for their charity blind date.
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WG&S partner quits to set up data-storage centre
An associate partner at Weatherall Green & Smith (WG&S) has left to build a data-storage centre advisory company. It will be the first to offer brokerage and market research.
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RICS attacks Government plans for flood defence
The RICS has issued a stinging rebuke to Government proposals that land use planning decisions in areas vulnerable to flooding should be based on the degree of insurance risk.