Shekha Vyas
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Foreign firms face scrutiny
Foreign companies that already hold or want to purchase UK assets will now be forced to reveal who owns them.
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DTZ Investors sells midtown asset
A private Turkish investor is to buy the UK headquarters of MediaCom Holdings in London’s midtown for £66m – a 4% yield
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South East poised for growth
LISTEN: Take-up in the South East office market for Q1 2016 is the strongest since 2008, according to Knight Frank
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Advice for Bristol’s new mayor
LISTEN: Bristol’s property bosses say the city’s new mayor must focus on making decisions without a “political agenda”
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London office schemes hit 20-year high
UPDATE: The number of new office schemes started in London in the year to the end of March has reached a 20-year high, according to Deloitte Real Estate’s London Office…
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Property agents: Khan must keep London “open for business”
Following Sadiq Khan’s triumph in the London mayoral elections, agents have been keen to outline what the property industry needs from the winning candidate
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City talks: live from Norwich
There is a lot going on in Norwich, but how much of it is known about outside the city? Panellists at the latest EG City Talks event favour joint efforts to…
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Deals – 7 May 2016
Aprirose sells the European headquarters of US multinational 3M to Greenridge while funds advised by Commercial Estates Group have purchased CIT’s 1000 Aztec West in Bristol
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Mayfair private bank for sale
Morgan Stanley has put the brand new 125-year leasehold interest on its private Mayfair bank on the market.
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Industry heavyweights warn Scottish parliament must deal with key property issues
ELECTION 2016 – LISTEN: Property industry heavyweights say that the Scottish Parliament will need to address several concerns for the industry, after the results this morning.
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Welsh Assembly result: “Only UKIP will be pleased”
ELECTION 2016 – LISTEN: Industry experts agree UKIP winning its first seats will inject an “interesting dynamic”
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Covent Garden trophy for sale
Aviva Investors and Canada’s Public Sector Pension Investment Board have instructed JLL to sell 1 Southampton Street, WC1, for more than £50m