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NewsLongmartin welcomes Miscusi restaurant to Covent Garden
Longmartin Properties, a joint venture between Shaftesbury and the Mercers’ Company, has leased a 4,190 sq ft unit at The Yards, Covent Garden, to Italian restaurant Miscusi.
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BMO Commercial sells London office building for £145.5m
BMO Commercial Property Trust has sold office building Cassini House at 57-59 St James’s Street in London for £145.5m.
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General Projects plans north London SME hub
Developer snaps up garment industry campus in Harringay for £75m scheme.
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City office developer responds to synagogue disruption claims
The developer of an office building in the City of London has refuted claims that the building would disrupt services at the UK’s oldest synagogue.
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What will become of grade-B offices in London post Covid?
As occupiers favour grade-A space, experts say grade-B offices need to be brought up to spec or repurposed.
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Big interview with Simon Murphy, CEO of Battersea Power Station Development Company (BPSDC)
Battersea Power Station Development Company boss Simon Murphy tells Property Week how the developer scaled “the Everest of property” and why he is so bullish about the £9bn scheme’s post-Covid prospects.
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Droves of workers return to London offices after summer
Recent surge in physical attendance fuels hopes of a fast recovery for London’s commercial property market.
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Cain International agrees £109m loan for green Southbank office
Cain International has agreed a £109m development loan with Barings and LBS Properties for a 146,334 sq ft, environmentally friendly office scheme at 135 Park Street in London’s Southbank.
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Japanese restaurant signs for Carnaby site
Ramen restaurant Kanada-Ya has taken a 1,354 sq ft unit at 28 Foubert’s Place in London’s Carnaby district.
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TOG signs up for King’s Cross flex workspace
King’s Cross Central Limited Partnership (KCCLP) and flexible workspace provider The Office Group (TOG) have entered into a management agreement for a new 170,000 sq ft office building at King’s Cross.
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Qatari investor plans £90m redevelopment of ex-Telegraph HQ
Qatari family-owned investor Regis Fleet Street (RFS) plans to spend £90m redeveloping Peterborough Court at 133 Fleet Street, the former headquarters of The Daily Telegraph and former European headquarters of Goldman Sachs.
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British Land sells Wardrobe Court for £70m
British Land has sold Wardrobe Court in central London to Gem Hotels for around £70m.
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Green London office buildings could achieve 12.3% rental premium
London office buildings that achieve the highest sustainability standards can achieve up to a 12.3% premium in rents, research from Knight Frank shows.
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The office will adapt and survive
There is plenty of optimism in the air, with warmer weather, loosened Covid restrictions and a strong vaccination programme signalling that we are hopefully moving in the right direction towards a return to normality.
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Wave of office space to hit London market
Record levels of new space unlikely to cause glut in the market, says Savills
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Flight to quality among London office tenants
Most central London space under offer at the end of Q2 was new or refurbished
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Shorea Capital acquires Old Street offices for £31.1m
Singaporean investor Shorea Capital has acquired 186-188 City Road, a multi-let office building in central London, for £31.1m for its London Office Fund.
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Southworks smart office building opens doors
Work has completed on MiddleCap’s Southworks smart office scheme in south London.
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Castle Trust Bank finances Dagenham BTR scheme
Specialist property lender Castle Trust Bank has agreed a £13.2m development loan with Barking Dog Developments for a build-to-rent scheme in Dagenham, east London.
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Brick By Brick founder to step down
Colm Lacey, the founder and chief executive of Croydon Council’s housebuilding arm Brick By Brick, has announced that he is stepping down.
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