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The BPF said the new rules were a welcome step and added to the ”raft of reforms needed to boost housing”.
The project aims to transform an assortment of older buildings into a new low-carbon neighbourhood.
An AI start-up has signed a lease for two full floors, representing 34% of the location’s desk occupancy.
Next has pre-let two floors of the former Eldon Square Debenhams store, which is set to be converted.
The Belfry Hotel & Resort in Sutton Coldfield is building a new event space as part of its expansion.
The Counter, Little Door & Co, Liu Xiaomian and Donia are among the new names.
Fora says its occupancy rates at other London’s West End locations stands at over 90%.
The hedge fund will take around a third of the office space in the landmark two-tower development.
The group said the sales provided “various options for returning capital to shareholders”, including a tender offer.
Jewell has worked in the asset management and investment sector for over 18 years.
Self-storage and drive-throughs are set for “huge growth” in capital values and rents, according to the adviser.
The FTSE 100 industrial giant is planning more development and acquistions after raising £907m in equity in February.
The 28-storey student accommodation tower will replace a 1960s vacant office building.
The estate agent revealed its sale pipeline was at its highest level since the Brexit referendum in 2016.
The project includes nearly 160 apartments plus amenity spaces including a gym.
The scheme spans almost 100 acres and will include over 100 affordable homes.
Under Section 31, City Corporation cannot approve the development without secretary of state Michael Gove’s authorisation.
The two category-A buildings, located within Sugar House Island, comprise a total of 126,000 sq ft of workspace.
The site already has full planning permission for 160 homes.
The partnership plans to redevelop the office building targeting a BREEAM ’Excellent’ certification.
The fashion retailer has 94 shops in the UK and plans to slash rents at 39 of them.
Dakin has led the growth of CBRE’s financial capabilities in the UK and across Europe over the last nine years.
Despite the fall, Winkworth will raise the annual dividend to 11.7p per share, from 11p in 2022.
Sale price represents a 5% premium to the 31 December independent valuation.
The flexible office space group completed 1,238 lettings with a total rental value of £31.3m over the year.
The company completed three new lettings and three rent reviews during the quarter.
The project will create a hub for film, creative industries, and education.
The annual pace of increase in London fell from 17.1% to 6.1%, the slowest rate for two years.
Campaign groups have warned of a “policy disaster” that will ”discourage building homes to a higher standard”.
Several large shareholders want Foxtons to find a buyer for the business, according to reports.