London
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LISTEN: Housing target is top priority
MIPIM UK 2015: The government will equip local authorities and the property industry with whatever powers they need to meet the target of 1m homes over this parliament, according to…
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Ealing council to redevelop offices
Ealing council plans to redevelop its head offices in Ealing Broadway, W5, for new homes, a customer services centre and replacement offices
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Artists in residence
MIPIM UK 2015: What started as a blank canvas is gradually transforming into a street art landscape of London featuring some of the capital’s most iconic buildings.
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Rio kicks off regeneration
MIPIM UK 2015: Footballer Rio Ferdinand is looking to launch a series of sports-led, mixed-use regeneration developments.
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Workspace sells Leyton estate
Workspace Group has exchanged contracts for the sale of an east London industrial estate to Capital Industrial One for £23m
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East London could provide 200,000 new homes
East London has capacity for a potential 200,000 new homes over the next 20 years, much more than previously estimated, according to estimates by Sir Edward Lister, deputy mayor for…
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Planning differences behind failure of Crystal Palace proposal
Planning differences were behind the failure of ZhongRong Group’s plan to build a £500m replica Crystal Palace earlier this year.
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Office tenants flock West
MIPIM UK 2015: As availability in London drops to record lows, where will occupiers go next?
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ABP and Citic sign Docks deal
Chinese president Xi Jinping and UK prime minister David Cameron have witnessed the signing of an agreement between ABP and CITIC group to transform London’s Royal Albert Dock.
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Solving housing shortage “is not rocket science”
MIPIM UK 2015: Higher densities, smaller homes and a separate use class for rental are some of the solutions that could address the UK’s housing crisis
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China Taiping agrees debut UK buy
A Chinese insurance company is to purchase the Corn Exchange at 55 Mark Lane, EC3, from Reignwood Group
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London fails to capture Crossrail uplift
MIPIM UK 2015: Attempts to capture the uplift in property values created by Crossrail have failed, said Greater London Authority chief of staff and deputy mayor Sir Edward Lister