London
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CBRE and JLL dominate London office sub-markets
Deal numbers up despite reduction in big ticket transactions
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BHS may sell flagship store
Struggling department store group BHS hopes to raise up to £89m by sub-letting and then selling its flagship London shop.
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Selfridges enjoys bumper results
Selfridges saw sales rise 4.3% to £1.3bn last year, with operating profits increasing 3.4% to £155m.
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Niche firms break into top flight of London office agents
A record number of deals and smaller transaction sizes helped niche agents break into the top 10 in the latest EGi London Offices Market Analysis.
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Coal Drops stokes King’s Cross retail
Argent has unveiled plans for its retail revival of the Coal Drops buildings in the heart of its 67-acre King’s Cross regeneration, N1C
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Occupiers evolve but keep it core
We have never had a market where there has been such strong, good quality demand
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Lord Mayor’s Appeal: Great and good
The first Property Investors Banquet, held at Guildhall in the City of London last week, has raised more than £450,000 for the Lord Mayor’s Appeal.
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Summer in the City (fringe)
The traditional summer lull saw take-up slide and less than a handful of big ticket deals. Nevertheless, agents remain upbeat. Alexander Peace looks into a busy but increasingly tight marketplace
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Network Auctions nets record total from fewer lots
Network Auctions posted its highest sales total last week despite a smaller-than-usual catalogue.
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Developers stalk Jack the Ripper
East London’s development boom is building on a murky history. Alex Peace looks at the schemes popping up near the old stomping grounds of London’s most infamous serial killer
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Alex Brazier: Success requires the property industry to step up and act
The UK’s commercial property market hardly has a record as a beacon of stability. But we shouldn’t be fatalistic.
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London Offices Market Analysis data dashboard: Q3:2015
LOMA data dashboard covering Q3:2015