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OnlineHome REIT faces further allegations from research house
Home REIT is facing a call for its board to step down following further allegations that it was “over-optimistic in its assumptions” on the value of its portfolio.
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London law firms commit to record 1.5m sq ft of office space in 2022
This year is on track to be a record-breaking year for London law firm office take-up, with 1.5m sq ft of space already acquired, according to Knight Frank.
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Europa Capital appoints Kalkofen as head of real estate finance
Europa Capital has appointed Gwendal Kalkofen to the new role of head of real estate finance.
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Planning submitted for ‘surf wellness’ resort in Dover
Planning has been submitted to Dover District Council for the creation of The Seahive, a surf wellness resort on the site of a former colliery spoil tip in Betteshanger Country Park, Kent.
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Avant Homes wins approval for Leeds housing development
Avant Homes is to develop 192 homes in Leeds as part of the wider Skelton Gate regeneration scheme, after being granted planning permission for its £60m development.
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Harworth options 1.6m sq ft Northamptonshire industrial site
Regeneration specialist Harworth Group has signed an option agreement to buy the freehold to a 168-acre site south of the Junction 15 of the M1 in Northamptonshire.
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Hotel trading exceeds expectations but pace of recovery set to slow, report finds
The UK hotel market has continued its recovery, delivering a strong trading performance, according to the latest UK Hotel Trading Performance Review 2022 by Knight Frank, in partnership with HotStats.
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British Land lets entire Storey space at 155 Bishopsgate
British Land has let its entire Storey space at 155 Bishopsgate to tech recruitment group Levin.
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The role of landlords in the future of flexspace
Experts from Colliers discuss how hybrid working creates compelling opportunities for landlords.
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PBSA: The strength of the sector in light of new cost of living challenges
The PBSA sector faced its challenges throughout the pandemic, but admission levels this year have shown that more 18-year olds than ever are looking to go to university.
