Property Week has learned that the property giant has instructed CBRE to market the centre in south west London, which has planning permission for a £400m revamp. The post British Land and USS seek £35m for Kingston shopping centre appeared first on Property Week.
Transport sectary Louise Haigh has signalled that the High Speed 2 (HS2) railway will run to London Euston. The post HS2 will run to London Euston, transport secretary suggests appeared first on Property Week.
Argyll’s portfolio of buildings spans the City of London and the West End. The post Serviced office group Argyll up for sale with £400m price tag appeared first on Property Week.
The sale was completed on behalf a client understood to be Mineworkers’ Pension Scheme (MPS). The post Valor buys north London industrial scheme for £27m appeared first on Property Week.
Breal Capital and Calveton own restaurant chains Byron Burgers, Vinoteca and restaurant group D&D London. The post D&D London owner swoops for TGI Fridays after UK operator’s collapse appeared first on Property Week.
The assets will be managed by RLAMP’s new residential property management platform, PropertyTies Living. The post Royal London buys two schemes to launch BTR strategy targeting 8,000 homes appeared first on Property Week.
Refurbished 10 Spring Gardens will offer 80,000 sq ft of workspace and a remodelled piazza, with 90% of the structure retained. The post Embassy of Ireland takes space at Crown Estate’s London St James’s office scheme appeared first on Property Week.
The university will occupy the WestWorks building and first floor of the MediaWorks building The post Imperial College London signs for space at Stanhope’s White City Place appeared first on Property Week.
Knight Frank appointed to market freehold, detached building with 21 apartments on a 0.3-acre site. The post Luxury London apartment block 38 Heath Drive hits market with £20m price tag appeared first on Property Week.
Acuitus chairman Richard Auterac said bidders’ appetite for lots with redevelopment potential may signal “start of a new property cycle”. The post London development opportunities help Acuitus raise £28m at September auction appeared first on Property Week.
