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OnlineMore speed and flexibility needed for the Industrial & Logistics Sector
Cloud kitchens, new quick-commerce companies and traditional tenants are racing for space in the Industrial and Logistics sectors with both brownfield and green sites in demand.
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Chesterton partnership readies 500,000 sq ft Cambridge mixed-use park development
Chesterton Partnership has submitted plans for the next phase of a mixed-use scheme next to Cambridge North Railway Station.
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Biotech firm swaps Cambridge for London’s White City life sciences campus
Life sciences and biotech firm Avacta Group has moved from Cambridge to London after acquiring office and lab space at the White City Campus.
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Meeting net-zero won’t be easy
Making a net-zero pledge feels like a big step. It’s a public commitment on which you’re hanging your company’s reputation, and if you’re unclear exactly how your business will get there, you’re certainly not alone. The urgency of the climate crisis requires us all to learn on the job.
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Judgment on telephone masts clarifies rights of landowners
Supreme Court ruling provides greater clarity on the rights of operators to update digital infrastructure
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Scarborough Group International files £26m child health centre plans
Scarborough Group International has submitted plans to Sheffield City Council for a new £26m global centre of excellence to improve child health at Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park.
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CBRE IM lets Farringdon office refurb to tech firm
CBRE Investment Management has let 17,000 sq ft at The Buckley Building in Farringdon, east London to global HR technology firm HiBob, on a six-year lease.
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Clearbell secures planning for life sciences office in London’s midtown
Clearbell Property Partners III has secured planning permission from Camden Council for a life sciences office building on Gray’s Inn Road in London’s midtown district.
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Synchrotron facility to receive over £500m for major upgrade
Diamond Light Source hopes the funding will help it break back into ‘league of global synchrotrons’ top 10
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Why London ‘makes sense’ as a location for life science hubs
Slew of new schemes seen as logical given demand for space is booming and capital is chronically undersupplied.
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Huawei to downsize in move to new Thames Valley Park HQ
Chinese tech giant Huawei Technologies is under offer to take around 30,000 sq ft for a new base at Thames Valley Park, downsizing from its current 140,000 sq ft Reading home.
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SC1 names Rizik executive director for Life Sciences advancement
SCI, central London’s new life sciences innovation district, has appointed international healthcare commercial executive Georgina Rizik as executive director.
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CIT’s life-sciences-led scheme at Vinegar Yard gets go-ahead
Mixed-use, 20-storey development by London Bridge was designed in close collaboration with an NHS trust.
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An online answer to fund failings
Owning real assets such as property has often been thought of as a good hedge against inflation, but the issue with property is its illiquidity.
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Moda Living hands energy data to residents
Moda Living has launched a new data-led proptech platform to modernise the way residents interact with their energy consumption in order to boost ESG performance and reduce the cost of living.
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Logistics technology firm moves to new Milton Keynes HQ
Caljan has relocated to a new headquarters in Milton Keynes, taking on a 23,654 sq ft warehouse unit and offices on a 10-year lease.
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U+I seals Brighton lease with tech firm Hyve for new HQ
Cloud hosting provider Hyve has agreed terms with U+I, the urban developer owned by property giant Landsec, to take the top two floors at The Office at Circus Street in Brighton.
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Yuno launches app to help landlords keep track of licensing requirements
Landlord proptech firm Yuno has launched an app to help landlords keep up to date with local licensing rules.
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Creative spark revives industry
My attention was recently caught by an article in The New Yorker by US author Jonah Lehrer on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s wartime Building 20 – a laboratory known as the Rad Lab that is believed to have played a major part in the Allies’ victory by advancing radar ...
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Beckerman: tech vital to keep firms afloat
Property companies could ‘drown’ without urgent tech adoption amid climate crisis
