Unicef to relocate UK HQ to Stratford
Unicef UK has signed an agreement with Lendlease and London and Continental Railways to occupy 25,000 sq ft at the International Quarter London (IQL) in Stratford.
Next requesting ‘CVA clause’ in store leases
Next is exploring putting a clause in its new store leases, under which it would demand rent cuts from landlords if a neighbouring store had its rent reduced via a company voluntary arrangement (CVA).
Sky eyes VR growth with new 70,000 sq ft tech centre
Sky has unveiled plans to build a new 70,000 sq ft technology hub at its Osterley campus in west London where it will focus on virtual reality technology.
Investec backs Teddy Sagi's LabTech with £72m loan
Investec Structured Property Finance has backed Israeli billionaire Teddy Sagi with a £72m loan to fund LabTech Group’s development of a 140,000 sq ft mixed-use scheme in King’s Cross.
M&G snaps up £94m portfolio from Mountpark
Mountpark Logistics EU has sold a portfolio of assets to M&G Real Estate for £94m.
NewRiver confirms talks to buy £100m Hawthorn Leisure
NewRiver REIT has confirmed it is in talks to acquire Hawthorn Leisure, the privately owned pub landlord.
APAM acquires record-setting Sheffield asset
Asset manager APAM has acquired the multi-let Acero building in Sheffield from joint venture developers Scarborough International Properties and Metro Holdings of Singapore for £26.6m.
Savvy move for Cluttons head of commercial Pritchard-Smith
Cluttons head of commercial agency Freddie Pritchard-Smith has left the firm to head up the launch of a new property app named Savvy.
Edward Charles & Partners secures former C&W head of West End
Cushman & Wakefield’s head of West End leasing Craig Norton has announced he is leaving after 13 years at the firm to become an equity partner at Edward Charles & Partners.
Investec backs Teddy Sagi's LabTech with £72m loan
Investec Structured Property Finance has backed Israeli billionaire Teddy Sagi with a £72m loan to fund LabTech Group’s development of a 140,000 sq ft mixed-use scheme in King’s Cross.
NewRiver confirms talks to buy £100m Hawthorn Leisure
NewRiver REIT has confirmed it is in talks to acquire Hawthorn Leisure, the privately owned pub landlord.
LXi Reit posts confident maiden results
LXi Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) has exceeded several targets in its first annual results since listing on the London Stock Exchange in February last year.
One in 10 commercial property deals are in polluted areas
Buyers spent nearly £24bn on commercial property in polluted postcodes last year, according to exclusive analysis undertaken by environmental risk expert Future Climate Info (FCI).
The story behind British Land moving forward with Canada Water scheme
Developer hails submission of planning application as ‘important milestone’ in the delivery of the project.
We must explain BTR better to stop poor policy decisions
The build-to-rent (BTR) sector has come a long way in the past few years. The benefits of BTR to accelerate housing delivery, increase supply and improve housing standards are beginning to be recognised.
Is increasing the supply of homes really the way to go?
It is taken for granted both in the industry and in policymaking circles that the UK desperately needs more housing.
Cost cutting is order of the day as rising material prices squeeze housebuilders
Some stories you just couldn’t make up. Take, for instance, failed contractor Carillion’s possible interpretation of an ‘open’ prison.
Taskforce to address BTR's key challenges
Teams will focus on education, affordability, demographics, valuation and planning.
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