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The bakery brand has agreed a 25-year lease with Tritax Symmetry for 65,847 sq ft.
The firm’s Q1 trading updated also reported that its £300m development pipeline is nearing completion.
A total of 29,688 new homes could be delivered across the capital if schemes awaiting planning are approved.
Around 186,000 sq ft of space in London, Oxford and Cambridge was let in Q1 2024.
The tower in Ealing will include communal and commercial spaces with public realm enhancements to the local area.
Sports betting and IT consulting firms will relocate their London headquarters to the development.
Review by Ireland’s largest landlord seeks ways to unlock value from the porfolio, including increasing revenue from car parking.
Housebuilder posted drop in new home completions during the first three months of it financial year, but reported an improvement in sales rates and “firm pricing”.
The financing significantly increases CWG’s debt maturities and will support its drive to add more non-office space to the estate.
The group completed 785,100 sq ft of lettings in the year to the end of March at an average 3.6% above estimated rental value.
New non-exec director is an investment columnist and founder of news and analysis service ETF Stream.
Increase on Q1 2023 figure and the Q1 long-term average was laregly driven by a recovery in demand for mid-box space.
The organisation has said London needs to “jump-start the economy” to assert itself as a world-leading destination for investment.
Matt Western, MP for Warwick & Leamington, told the House of Commons ”funding cuts” were skewing planning in favour of developers.
Minister said assessment of county court system must be published before ban could be enforced.
The funding, which has been provided by Cain International, will be used to develop more than 570 student beds.
The hotel is Apex’s 10th location as the brand diversifies its portfolio with rural sites.
MLM Crayford will deliver three new buildings ranging from 34,000 sq ft to 170,000 sq ft.
The JV’s initial plan is to create 1,500 sq ft to 3,000 sq ft plug-and-play laboratories with flexible leasing options.
Agent CBRE is confident of achieving a price in the region of €35m (£30.1m).
Brook Retail Park is fully let to Lidl, Pets at Home and Poundstretcher.
Morgan Stanley’s lease extension with Canary Wharf Group has “alleviated some downside risk” for the landlord, rating agency said.
Brookgate appealed for the scheme’s approval last year after the planning authority failed to decide on the application.
MiTek will acquire the freehold in what is believed to be the largest pre-sale in Worcestershire for more than 20 years.
She joins the firm from Curson Sowerby Partners.
The deal adds around 27,000 student beds in seven countries to the operator’s portfolio.
Claim followed introduction of tougher anti-greenwashing investment rules by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) this week.
TPG Angelo Gordon and Ridgeback provided the funding as part of plans to expand into the UK housebuilding sector.
Norges is in advanced talks to buy British Land’s 50% stake of the Sheffield shopping centre.
New banking partner supplies debt alongside housing group’s existing lenders Santander and NatWest.