Residential
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Khan slams New Scotland Yard for “appallingly low” affordable housing
London mayor Sadiq Khan has refused an increase in the number of flats at London’s former police HQ due to the “appallingly low” levels of affordable housing.
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Lendlease closes in on Tottenham regen scheme
Haringey Council is to select Lendlease as the preferred bidder to deliver the regeneration of the High Road West scheme in London’s Tottenham area.
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Capital placemaking: the importance of creating a sense of place in London
Placemaking has improved the environment in selected parts of the capital, but does more need to be done to join the dots and connect the sense of place between London’s…
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Construction PMI falls for third consecutive month
The construction purchasing managers’ index fell for a third consecutive month in August, to 51.1 from 51.9, its lowest level in a year.
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Norges takes further 25% of 20 Air Street
Norges Bank Real Estate Management has acquired a further 25% interest in 20 Air Street, W1 from The Crown Estate for £112.5m.
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Gravis Capital Partners rebrands as Gravis
LISTEN: Gravis Capital Partners, the parent asset management group of GCP Student Living, has rebranded as Gravis.
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Eastbourne fire and rescue HQ sold for resi development
Eastbourne’s Fire & Rescue Service headquarters building has been sold for residential development to Spring Capital Management.
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Housebuilder Pocket agrees £150m finance deals
Housebuilder Pocket has agreed financing with Lloyds Bank Commercial Bank and the Homes and Communities Agency worth £123.5m
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First Base and Patron Capital buy former American Express HQ in Brighton
First Base and Patron Capital have bought Amex House on Edward Street in Brighton for a £100m redevelopment of the former American Express office.
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OakNorth provides £21m for Strawberry Star scheme in Wandsworth
OakNorth bank has provided £21m to residential developer Strawberry Star in debt finance for its mixed-use scheme in Wandsworth.
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The three developments that will transform Birmingham
Three huge developments are transforming the centre of Birmingham and are set to reorient the city as it undergoes its biggest boom since 2006
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Bovis set to abandon high-volume model
WEEKEND PAPERS: Bovis Homes is expected to abandon its high-volume model and go more upmarket in a turnaround programme likely to be revealed alongside interim results this week.