London
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Perella to sell 33 Grosvenor Place
Perella Weinberg Partners has agreed to sell 33 Grosvenor Place, SW1, for close to £300m.
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Interiors – how to win the workspace race
What matters to a modern workforce? Salary, obviously; location, definitely. Increasingly, though, it is the quality of the working environment that makes a difference when firms are trying to attract…
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Thoroughly modern Marylebone
From sleepy backwater to celebrity hot spot, Marylebone has undergone a major transformation. Chris Berkin met the Portman Estates management team to find out what’s next
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Cultural quarters: compass points to opportunity
With placemaking critical to success, major regeneration schemes across London have designs on the creative community to help establish themselves as the capital’s new cultural quarters
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Business leaders launch homes-for-workers campaign
A campaign to build 50,000 homes by 2020 and encourage the next mayor of London to tackle the housing crisis has been launched by business leaders.
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London around the market – October 2015
The top deals; the biggest stories; people, politics and peculiarities
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Investec cash kick-starts Cain Hoy’s Islington project
Investec Structured Property Finance has stepped in to fill a funding gap for Cain Hoy’s £400m Islington Square development on Upper Street, N1.
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Pair tune into Berwick St project
Westminster council’s and Peter Beckwith’s PMB Holdings’ Berwick Street Securities joint venture has obtained financing for the development of its £100m 90-104 Berwick Street, W1, scheme.
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Waitrose scheme ripe in Embassy Gardens
Ballymore has put the Waitrose at its Embassy Gardens development in Nine Elms, SW8, up for sale.
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Forum: Should London losen its green belt?
Does the need to build thousands of new homes in Greater London in double-quick time mean that green belt land within the capital should be selectively released for housing?
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Deals: 17 October 2015
Helical Bar has sold Enterprise House in Paddington, W2, for £43m.
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London office development pipeline: creative to the core
While the creative meccas of Docklands and Clerkenwell & Shoreditch still look set to lead the way over the next five years, the City core is not far behind