News
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Private equity offers sweeteners as golden age ends
Firms are dropping fees to lure big investors
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Liven up spaces to save the high street, says Samsung
Yoga in empty shops and bars inside bakeries could be the answer
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Scientists call for ULEZ charge for buildings
Buildings are a tougher cause of pollution to fix than vehicles
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TSP picks up Farringdon office for flex expansion
Office block was formerly owned by Amsprop
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W.RE prelets entire Typewriter building
A renovation of the Seifert-designed SE1 office block is under way
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Coffey tells PM not to downgrade net zero
The environment secretary says dropping green policies will lose votes
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Mortgage costs force Londoners out of capital
Some 30% of Londoners buying outside the capital in H1 were first-time buyers
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Landlords face tenfold fine increase for housing ‘illegal migrants’
Robert Jenrick says there is “no excuse” as fines rise from £1,000 to £10,000
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Low-rise leaseholders left with cladding bill
Legislation to help leaseholders does not apply to those in buildings lower than 11m
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Homes England still causing help to buy delays
The agency said weeks ago that it was working to put things right
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Pubs go bust at highest rate in a decade
223 pubs entered insolvency in Q2, up from 200 in Q1
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Wonkiest pub destroyed by fire days after sale
The 250-year-old Crooked House in Himley was sold last week