London
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Inner London boroughs allow more housebuilding
More homes have been granted permission in H1 2015 in London’s inner boroughs than all the surrounding outer boroughs put together, according to Stirling Ackroyd
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Pivotal letting on Old street as JV checks out of Empire
Helical Bar and Crosstree Real Estate have agreed a letting and partial sale at the Bower on Old Street, EC1, as the first phase of the scheme nears completion.
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Resolution stalks Whitechapel Lion
Resolution Property has swooped on a Whitechapel development opportunity after the site’s owner was taken over by its lender
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Rocket maps £240m Atlas financing
Rocket Investments has secured a £240m financing package to develop a £400m mixed-use tower scheme in the heart of London’s booming Tech City area.
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Candy loses appeal on affordable housing payment
Christian Candy has lost an appeal to reduce an affordable housing payment on a residential development near Tower Bridge, in London.
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Schroders to buy 55 Bishopsgate
Schroders is under offer to buy 55 Bishopsgate, EC2, from Canada Pension Plan Investment Board for more than £185m.
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City letting unlocks £86m sale
PMB Holdings and a fund managed by Ares Management have secured a tenant for the remaining space at 8 Fenchurch Place, EC3, prompting them to put the building up for…
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Derwent goes on leasing spree
Derwent London is on track to lease a record volume of office space this year after securing 171,000 sq ft of new deals in the third quarter
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Cornerstone buys Derwent’s Davidson building
Cornerstone Real Estate Advisers Europe has bought the Davidson Building at 5 Southampton Street, Covent Garden, WC2, for £66.2 from Derwent London.
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Jobs at risk as InBev bids for SAB
AB InBev’s bid to acquire SABMiller could mean hundreds of job losses and the potential closure of SAB’s headquarters in Mayfair.
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Stanhope and Network join forces for PRS
Housing association Network and developer Stanhope have agreed to develop jointly PRS sites across the capital
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Candy loses City s106 appeal
Christian Candy’s CPC Group has lost its appeal to cut a £15m affordable housing obligation on the Sugar Quay, EC3, residential scheme