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Cycling facilities are an important element of the ideal UK workplace
The provision of good-quality cycling facilities, along with showers and changing rooms, is increasingly important to staff, particularly in London, a survey by Savills has found.
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ProfessionalOffice occupiers: are you being served?
Property management is lagging behind when it comes to customer service.
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Online
Austin Reed to close Regent Street flagship
Menswear retailer Austin Reed has put its flagship Regent Street store on the market, just months after closing 31 stores as part of a deal with creditors.
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MarketsCan Greater London tempt occupiers away from the core?
The office market in many of the outer London boroughs has reached a crossroads.
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OnlineLand Securities secures lettings at New Ludgate
Land Securities has secured three new lettings at New Ludgate taking the scheme to 92% let.
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OnlineTech firm takes biggest Edinburgh pre-let in a decade
Edinburgh-based sports entertainment business FanDuel has agreed the Scottish capital’s biggest office pre-let in more than a decade, with a move into the new Quartermile development.
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OnlineFive new retailers for Sovereign Centre
Vixcroft has signed five new occupiers at the 118,000 sq ft Sovereign Centre in Weston-super-Mare.
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OnlineFirst lettings at Derwent’s White Collar Factory confirmed
Derwent London has pre-let almost 70,000 sq ft on the lower floors at White Collar Factory – its development overlooking Old Street roundabout in the heart of London’s Tech Belt.
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OnlineGallagher Retail Park set for £5m extension
KKR and Quadrant Estates have been granted planning consent for three new restaurant pods and parking facilities at Gallagher Retail Park in the Midlands.
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OnlineCommodities firm takes top business floor at the Walkie Talkie
A US commodities trader led by a former Enron executive has agreed a deal to move into the 34 th floor of 20 Fenchurch Street, known as the Walkie Talkie.
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OnlineFinancial tech company signs at 62 Buckingham Gate
Land Securities has let almost 25,000 sq ft at 62 Buckingham Gate to financial technology company WorldRemit.
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OnlineCentral London office take-up wins 20% election bump
Central London office take-up has jumped 20% since the General Election signalling businesses’ confidence in a Conservative majority government
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ProfessionalClimate of rising rents means higher rates for occupiers in April 2017
With rents continuing to rise progressively throughout the central London market, occupiers are increasingly relying on budget forecasts to keep a check on rising occupational costs, factoring in rates and service charges alongside actual rent.
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MarketsTower pulling power: City office take-up
The changing face of the City is not just evident in its skyline, but also in the type of occupier taking space there.
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OnlineNew retailers move into Monmouth Street
Shaftesbury has confirmed two new brands for Monmouth Street in Seven Dials, London.
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OnlineSon of Carpetright boss opens first retail warehouse for new company
A new carpet company set up by the son of Baron Harris of Peckham, who founded Carpetright, has signed a deal for its first retail warehouse.
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Online
Nixon finds time for second UK store
Luxury watch brand Nixon has agreed a deal to take its second UK store in London’s Covent Garden.
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OnlineLand Securities retail park fully let
Land Securities has completed the final letting at its 105,000 sq ft Bishop Centre retail park in Taplow.
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OnlineCall centre signs at Glasgow’s Cuprum
Call centre company Teleperformance UK has agreed a deal to lease 28,000 sq ft at Tristan Capital Partners’ Cuprum Building in Glasgow.
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OnlineProfessional firms seeking 5.1m sq ft by 2019
An additional 5.1m sq ft of office space will be required by 2019 to accommodate professional services firms in London, according to the latest research from CBRE.
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