All Offices articles – Page 9
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NewsNHS Property Services reviews options for London HQ
NHS Property Services (NHSPS) is reviewing its options for its central London offices as it its 2022 lease expiry draws nearer.
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Markets
Satellite offices are on the launch pad
Towns near London are set to benefit from a hub-and-spoke office location model.
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Insight
Interaction is key to creativity
Speculation that the Covid-19 crisis will herald the end of the office makes me think of Mark Twain’s quip that reports of his death had been greatly exaggerated. Just like Twain in 1897, the office has not died in 2020.
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News
WeWork rent waiver request spells trouble for Spelthorne
WeWork has asked Spelthorne council to waive millions of pounds of rent at 12 Hammersmith Grove in a move that will cause trouble for the council which invested £1bn in commercial property.
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News
Property industry braced for rocky rent quarter day
The property industry is bracing itself for a rocky rent quarter day with experts predicting as little as 10% of rents could be collected from businesses hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak.
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News
Sadiq Khan announces plan to move City Hall to Newham
The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced plans to move City Hall from its current home to Newham, east London.
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Online
Focus on…Hong Kong’s office market
In the first of a new series putting a spotlight on different real estate markets across the world, Property Week takes a look at Hong Kong’s office sector.
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News
Mayfair secures £56m loan on Bonhill Building
Mayfair Capital has secured a £56.25m loan on a central London office from DekaBank.
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News
Cubex and Fiera secure £70m forward funding for Halo
Developer Cubex and investor Fiera Real Estate have secured £70m in forward funding for the Halo office development in Bristol.
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Online
Government gives Birmingham post-lockdown boost
The Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has taken a 48,787 sq ft office letting in Birmingham, in what is understood to be the biggest office deal agreed in the city and West Midlands since the UK lockdown started.
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Online
WeWork makes second wave of redundancies
WeWork has executed a second wave of mass redundancies as it continues its restructuring.
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Online
OakNorth Bank partners with Opes Financial Partners on £32.7m loan
OakNorth Bank has completed a loan of £32.7m with Opes Financial Partners to a property investor for the acquisition of four properties in London.
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News
BE Offices switches to turnover-based rents
The flexible office firm’s co-founder says that ‘conventional five-year leases are finished’.
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Professional
Post-Covid workspace design must enhance wellbeing for everyone
Businesses should take neurodiversity into account to ensure physical and psychological needs are met.
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Insight
Why we should put people at the centre of business
Editor: Amanda Clack was correct last week in pointing to the need for “strategic decision-making” when returning to our workplaces.
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Professional
Who is responsible for ensuring workplace safety post-Covid-19?
The Covid-19 pandemic has prompted landlords and tenants to look at leases to determine whether there is an obligation to make workplaces ‘corona-safe’ and, if so, who would be required to pay for any adjustments to buildings or services.
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News
CIC letting at AXA City office scheme hangs in the balance
The US operator CIC has agreed heads of terms for TwentyTwo last year but a source says it could still walk away from the deal.
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Online
City Regeneration Podcast Series - Ep2: New technologies and innovative spatial solutions will ensure offices remain part of urban landscape for some time to come
As flexible working trends accelerate, landlords should look to embrace new technologies and create innovative spatial solutions to bring the modern office into the twenty-first century. Property industry legends Sir Stuart Lipton and Jack Pringle discuss the future for offices after Covid-19.
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News
Avison Young reopens UK offices
Avison Young will reopen its offices in the UK on 22 June in a phased approach until all 17 offices will fully reopen by early August.
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Online
Evans Randall signs up gaming giant Miniclip at Bureau
Evans Randall Investors has let a floor of its Midtown office building, Bureau, to the world’s largest online gaming website.
