Berkshire
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Essenden markets leisure portfolio
Leisure operator Essenden is selling a five-strong investment and development portfolio.
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Reading council takes HQ search off the shelf
Reading council has revived a long-running search for a new headquarters building in the Berkshire town.
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Harrods ends BL/Gazeley jv with £20m buy
Harrods has bought a 256,000 sq ft shed in Thatcham, west Berkshire, for its own use.
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Reading council takes HQ search off the shelf
Reading council has revived a long-running search for a new headquarters building in the Berkshire town.
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Barratt’s commercial turnover up 10%
Barratt Developments today reported a 10% rise in half-year commercial property turnover, while housebuilding turnover remained flat.
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Knight Frank and LSH to market Bracknell office scheme
Mapeley has appointed Lambert Smith Hampton and Knight Frank to market 5 Arlington Square, a 96,900 sq ft office scheme in Bracknell.
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Date set for 3.5m sq ft Radlett Interchange appeal
HelioSlough has been given a date for its High Court appeal against secretary of state for Communities and Local Government Eric Pickles’ decision to refuse permission for a 3.5m sq…
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John Lewis buys three Bracknell buildings
Retail giant John Lewis has bolstered its presence in Bracknell, Berkshire, by buying three buildings comprising 65,000 sq ft of offices and 11,200 sq ft of leisure.
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HTC dials up tripartite deal
Smartphone designer HTC has bought the 70,000 sq ft Salamanca building in Slough, Berkshire, for its own occupation.
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PegaSystems clicks on to Reading Central
Kier Property and Invista secured Reading town centre’s largest office deal of 2010 in the final week of the year.
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Lok’nStore teams up with Lidl in Berkshire
AIM-listed self-storage company Lok’nStore has agreed to share a development site in Maidenhead, Berkshire, with budget supermarket chain Lidl.
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Smartphone maker HTC engages with O2 for 70,000 sq ft Berkshire office
Smartphone manufacturer HTC is in talks to buy mobile phone operator O2’s former offices in Slough, Berkshire, for its own occupation.