Offices
-
Top stories – 31 October
Mayor overturns BL refusal and Premier Inn adds to pipeline
-
Niche firms break into top flight of London office agents
A record number of deals and smaller transaction sizes helped niche agents break into the top 10 in the latest EGi London Offices Market Analysis.
-
Summer in the City (fringe)
The traditional summer lull saw take-up slide and less than a handful of big ticket deals. Nevertheless, agents remain upbeat. Alexander Peace looks into a busy but increasingly tight marketplace
-
Developers stalk Jack the Ripper
East London’s development boom is building on a murky history. Alex Peace looks at the schemes popping up near the old stomping grounds of London’s most infamous serial killer
-
Wales Around the Market – October 2015
Agents pick their top deals; People, politics and peculiarities; winners and losers this month
-
Sargeant’s gift to planning
A new planning system for Wales promises uniformity and transparency across the principality, but most of the details are still under wraps
-
London Offices Market Analysis data dashboard: Q3:2015
LOMA data dashboard covering Q3:2015
-
Wales’s capital of opportunity
The Welsh government is selling prime office sites in Cardiff and opening up a raft of opportunities in a market in which demand and rents are rising
-
Compass heads for City Tower
Hong Kong’s Compass Offices has secured 9,131 sq ft on a 10-year lease at Schroders’ City Tower in Manchester.
-
Blue Fin building sold
Oxford Properties and Temasek have confirmed their purchase of the Blue Fin building, SE1, for £415m from Time Inc.
-
Briefing: Out of space
As supply dwindles in all of the UK’s major office markets, could now be the time for developers to start building speculatively?
-
English National Ballet sells HQ
English National Ballet has sold its HQ of 37 years, Markova House in Jay Mews, SW7, to the Royal College of Music for around £10m.