London
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Holloway among prisons to close
Holloway will be among the prisons that will be closed and sold off to make way for new homes.
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US burger chain plans UK expansion
US burger chain Good Stuff Eatery is in negotiations to open its first outlet in the UK, and is close to agreeing a deal for a site in London’s Leicester…
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London Help to Buy scheme announced
SPENDING REVIEW 2015: A new London help-to-buy scheme has been announced by chancellor George Osborne
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ABP takes Covent Garden space
Associated British Ports has committed to a 10-year lease at Blackrock’s 25 Bedford Street, WC2
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Prison sell-off creates £3bn opportunity
AUTUMN STATEMENT: London prison sell-off could create £3bn housing development opportunity
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Row over Cheesegrater bolts continues
The row over the £6m bill to replace broken bolts on London’s Leadenhall Building continues, Severfield said.
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Blackstone aborts £550m City sale
Blackstone has withdrawn the Devonshire Square Estate, EC2, from the market in favour of pursuing on-going asset management.
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C&W: Chinese insurers to splash $73bn
The Chinese insurance industry will invest $73bn (£48.3bn) in global real estate by 2019, according to a report by Cushman & Wakefield
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Shaftesbury ends year on a high
Shaftesbury’s net asset value returns leapt 23.8% for the full year
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London’s power grid a complication for developers
Connecting new buildings to London’s power grid can prove expensive and complicated, with the capital’s electricity infrastructure heavily loaded.
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Southwark approves South Bank Central
Hermes Investment Management and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board win consent for 269,000 sq ft office scheme
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Eden Mcallum secures first 7 Air Street letting
Consulting firm Eden McCallum LLP is moving its HQ to 7 Air Street, W1, as the first tenant to sign to the building.