All Offices articles – Page 4
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NewsFlexible gym and workspace platform Flow launched
Flow, a new mobile app for co-working spaces and gyms, has launched for landlords and operators.
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Kamco and M7 spends £120m on four office schemes
Kamco Invest Group and M7 Real Estate have completed the acquisition of four office buildings via four separate transactions in central London and key regional locations across the UK for a combined value of over £120m.
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Investment firm takes pre-let on ‘Soho Skygardens’
Sir Lloyd Dorfman’s new office development in Soho, London, has agreed an 18,400 sq ft pre-let with a global investment firm.
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Office occupancy reaches highest level since pre-pandemic
Office occupancy has reached its highest level, at 87%, since March 2020, the last month before the pandemic forced people to work from home, according to data from Metrikus.
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Insight
Tech will back the green office premium
Editor: Investing in technology will be critical to achieving green building standards and boosting rent returns in CRE (‘Green London office buildings could achieve 12.3% rental premium’). And with sustainability rapidly rising up tenants’ agenda, these objectives should go hand in hand.
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Looking back at 9/11
It doesn’t matter how many times I see footage of the planes striking the Twin Towers, the sight never fails to shock. It is the unsteady angle of attack, terrifying speed and devastating impact, especially of the second plane as it scythes through the South Tower.
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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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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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Professional
Offices can adopt the Airbnb model
The office sector over the last century has benefited from urbanisation, with increasing tenant demand pegged to limited supply. Ultimately, this has led to a near-constant robust market with short cyclical pull-backs.
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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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M&G to put Reading office on the block for £100m
M&G Real Estate is planning to hoist a ‘for sale’ sign above a Reading office asset for more than £100m.
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KLM Retail rebrands as KLM Real Estate
KLM Retail has rebranded as KLM Real Estate to reflect the multiple sectors the business now works in.
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Insight
Addington Capital signs new Just Go lease deal in Cheltenham
Just Go Holidays has signed a deal to occupy more space at Addington Capital’s 109-117 High Street in Cheltenham.
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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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Stenprop sells Guernsey office for £55m
Stenprop has sold an office building in Guernsey to ARC Global (Guernsey) Holdings, a subsidiary of Global Net Lease, for £55m.
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PHP bags Bury asset
Primary Health Properties (PHP) has bought the Townside Primary Care Centre and a neighbouring office building in Bury, Lancashire, for £40m.
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MetLife and Norges acquire $825m Cambridge office
Oxford Properties Group and JP Morgan Global Alternatives have sold a 409,000 sq ft office in Cambridge, Massachusetts, for $825.1m (£600m).
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Insight
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
