Jack Sidders
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Which way will the London market turn?
London’s dominance is coming to an end as overpricing and macroeconomic threats are prompting bearish sentiments. But supply is still tight, and a new host of buyers is waiting. Which…
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Global round-up – 13 February
Tokyo plans mile-high megatower, Ares buys French malls and Grainger sells German homes
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Prince’s Trust seeks buyer for Broadgate HQ
The Prince’s Trust has appointed agents to sell its City of London headquarter
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Colliers earnings climb 24%
Earnings at Colliers International grew by 23.5% to $181.3m (£126m) while revenue rose by 9% to $1.7bn during 2015
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Plans in for City’s tallest tower
Aroland Holdings has submitted plans for 1 Undershaft, EC3, set to be the tallest tower in the City.
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C&W agent Robert Worboys dies, aged 27
Cushman & Wakefield agent Robert Worboys has died aged 27
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Cording tops up 1 Finsbury Square
Russian shipping company Sovcomflot has leased sixth floor of Cording Real Estate Group’s 1 Finsbury Square, EC2
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KF dismisses London supply fears
Knight Frank has predicted that office rents in central London will continue to rise over the next three years, dismissing concerns about looming oversupply as a “red herring”.
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PFA slices across city’s Midfield
The Professional Footballers Association, the world’s oldest sporting union, has bought 7-8 Philpot Lane, EC3, a 4,274 sq ft, Grade II* listed freehold office block opposite the Walkie Talkie.
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Marcol offers Royal Exchange
Marcol has instructed agents to sell the offices at the Royal Exchange, EC3,
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Evening Standard owner looks for new HQ
Newspaper owner looks at options for a new London headquarters
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BL maps out Canada Water plan
British Land has unveiled early plans for what would be one of London’s most important new districts.