Southern fringe
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Pocket unwraps affordable homes
Developer Pocket Homes has submitted plans for a 24-storey tower in Wandsworth, SW18.
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Shell Centre redevelopment survives high court attack
A judge has rejected a challenge to development plans for the Shell Centre on London’s South Bank
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The benefit of a few good Zs
Z Hotels provide small, sometimes windowless rooms with no bath. But they come with luxuries at an affordable price. Is this the future?
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Meyer Bergman lines up Vinopolis
Meyer Bergman is lining up a major South Bank retail scheme with the purchase of a pair of buildings
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DTZ strengthens London residential team
DTZ has restructured its London residential team and made nine new hires.
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Nike just does it in SW3
Nike is to launch its first UK women’s-only shop on the King’s Road, SW3.
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London resi development hits decade high
The number of homes under construction in London is at its highest in more than a decade, according to new figures from EGi’s London Residential Research.
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Canary bags Bouygues for Becket House
Bouygues is in talks with Canary Wharf Group to lease 146,000 sq ft of office space at Becket House, SE1
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Empiric Student Property celebrates first London purchase
Empiric Student Property has paid £13.5m for the 79-bed Liberty Fields in Camberwell, south London
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Colliers appointed to More London and London Bridge estates
St Martins has appointed Colliers International to advise on the retail and leisure elements of its More London and London Bridge estates, SE1
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Orbiting the capital
With the capital never more popular, and the promise of improved transport links, locations throughout the South East are becoming more like London boroughs
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Pidgley pads up for new Oval quarter
Tony Pidgley’s Berkeley Group is working up plans to create a new destination next to the world-famous Oval cricket ground, SE11.