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OnlineFinal phase of £110m Glasgow masterplan gets green light
The final phase of a major £110m masterplan project in Glasgow has been granted planning permission.
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Online
Clockwise unveils two-year growth push
Flexible serviced office provider Clockwise has revealed plans for a two-year UK and European growth push, supported by a collection of new sites and five senior management hires.
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Insight
Offices vs Politics: How the work from home policy is shaping the workplace
Many thought talk of the death of the office was exaggerated, but that was before the new WFH directive.
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Insight
Technology holds the key to safer offices
Government guidelines advising a return to working from home (WFH), issued as many companies were starting to bring staff back into the office, were met with disappointment by the property industry, hospitality firms serving business districts and workers, many of whom are fed up with remote working.
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Insight
Creating the offices of tomorrow
”As the office sector faces seas of change, we challenge you to imagine a better future. Entrants are encouraged to think outside the box to present innovative and thought-provoking solutions that bring to life how workspace may change over the next five years.”
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News
Hardwicke Chambers takes 21,000 sq ft at One Gray’s Inn
Barrister firm Hardwicke Chambers has signed to take all the office space – 21,000 sq ft – offered at One Gray’s Inn in Holborn.
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Online
Quadrant partners with AIMCo to acquire Nine Elms Park site
Quadrant has teamed up with Canadian institutional investor AIMCo to buy a site with planning permission for a 12-storey office development in the north-west corner of Nine Elms Park in Battersea.
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Online
CLS secures £154m refinancing deal from Aviva
CLS Holdings has agreed a £154m debt facility from Aviva Investors in order to refinance of 12 UK assets.
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News
Pure Offices takes 30,000 sq ft at Edinburgh Park
Office centre provider Pure Offices has taken 33,000 sq ft at a newly refurbished space in Edinburgh Park.
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Online
Apache Capital disposes of Jersey office
Apache Capital has disposed of its only commercial property with the sale of a 45,000 sq ft office in St Helier, Jersey.
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Online
GKRE’s Douglas Green launches new consultancy g8
Former GKRE director Douglas Green has launched his new venture, g8 Consult, which will specialise in advising on joint ventures between landlords and operators.
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News
Regus engages in £800m rent battle with landlords
Regus has filed for insolvency meaning it would not pay lease guarantees worth almost £800m.
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News
Sir Philip Green puts Burton’s former HQ up for sale for £80m
Sir Philip Green is looking for £80m for Burton’s former London headquarters.
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News
Cost of office occupation falls for second time since financial crisis
The average financial cost of occupying an office in the UK has fallen for only the second time since records began, a leading agency survey reveals.
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Online
Circle Property posts 14.16% increase in rental income
Office investment and development company Circle Property saw a 14.16% increase in annual rental income in the year to 31 March.
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Online
Trafford Council and Bruntwood Works get green light for Old Trafford neighbourhood
Bruntwood Works and Trafford Council have received planning permission to transform an old Kellogg’s factory in Old Trafford into a new mixed-use scheme.
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Online
Second Home appoints new board directors
Co-working company Second Home has appointed three new board directors.
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Professional
The future of working is flexible
We were already heading towards the adoption of flexible working practices for businesses and more flexible rent and leasing arrangements across the retail and office sectors. However, the Covid-19 crisis has accelerated the rate of this change.
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Insight
Work history: how the office has evolved
As Covid-19 reshapes the future of the office, Andrew Saunders looks back at how it has evolved over the centuries and asks what it is likely to look like in the post-pandemic era
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Professional
What are the tax incentives to encourage a return to offices?
The Covid-19 pandemic has prompted a shift in working practices, with many people working partly or fully from home. As fears grow for the small businesses in cities that rely on office workers for survival, it is no surprise that the government is encouraging workers to return to the office. ...
