London
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Olympia to be sold for £300m
CBRE has been appointed to market the Olympia exhibition centre in London for more than £300m.
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Agents dampen fears of London bubble
Estate agents have said a housing bubble in London is unlikely as mortgage rules, stamp duty rises and future interest rates will keep prices in check.
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Residential: Steady as she grows
UK house prices are set to grow by 22.8% over the next five years, according to JLL’s Building Foundations Report.
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Regional cities offer more than London
The high costs of living in the capital mean regional cities are better placed to attract the brightest young talent
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Aussie rules: the importance of providing mixed-use amenities
The southern hemisphere has been making a significant international impact in more than just the Rugby World Cup, says Vance Thompson of HOK.
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The home of jet-set shopping
Luxury retailers, unaffected by recession, are drawn to the same place as their customers: London. But indulgence seems to be democratising
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Profile: Smiggle
Trendy stationery chain Smiggle charges prime prices and operates only from prime locations that it has researched carefully. Its success so far has prompted plans for 200 stores in the…
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Editor’s comment: Thoughtful developments create places
Eyebrow-raiser of the week is without question Roger Madelin. Mr Argent, Mr King’s Cross is now Mr British Land. In time, no doubt, he’ll add Mr Canada Water to his…
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Aswin Gunawan: Alpha male
Sinar Mas Land joined the London investor elite with its purchase of the Alphabeta building last month
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Gaw seeks cash for SW1 project
Gaw Capital has appointed Eastdil Secured to source finance for its £500m acquisition of a pair of neighbouring office blocks in Victoria, SW1.
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Success is keeping it simple
Burger & Lobster co-founder George Bukhov talks about his stripped-back menu and £20 burgers
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Boris unties ribbon on Old Oak Common
Mayor of London Boris Johnson has signed off on a planning framework for the redevelopment of Old Oak Common in west London.