The company that owns the land earmarked for the London Resort, a proposed multi-billion-pound theme park on the outskirts of London, has been put up for sale, potentially delivering the final blow to the plans. The post Theme park plans ‘all but collapsed’ as London Resort land put up for sale appeared first on Property Week.
Planning authority says scheme would fail to meet its sustainability targets. The post LLDC rejects Dominus’s 700-bed east London PBSA scheme appeared first on Property Week.
Former gasworks east London will be converted to homes, offices, shops and a new public park. The post Berkeley gets greenlight for 2,200-home resi scheme in Newham appeared first on Property Week.
The decision follows pressure from Square Mile insurance firm bosses who opposed the proposals. The post City of London defers decision on 74-storey 1 Undershaft tower appeared first on Property Week.
Company is raising funds to turn network of secret tunnels under central London into a tourist attraction. The post London Tunnels switches IPO plan from London to Amsterdam appeared first on Property Week.
He specialises in providing landlord and tenant advice on offices across London and the South East. The post JLL’s Barron joins Hanover Green as partner appeared first on Property Week.
LPA manifesto also calls for reform of business rates and other taxes. The post Next government must reform planning to drive growth, says London Property Alliance appeared first on Property Week.
Sable Capital has acquired a 176-home build-to-rent (BTR) scheme in Hackney Wick, north-east London, from Galliard Homes and O’Shea Group for an undisclosed sum. The post Sable acquires 180-home BTR scheme from Galliard and O’Shea appeared first on Property Week.
Experts say it is crunch time for landlords and investors with substandard commercial buildings. The post Half of London’s commercial stock ‘will be stranded in the next five years’ appeared first on Property Week.
Woolwich Central will feature shops, offices and community space alongside housing, 50% of which will be affordable. The post London Square acquires 700-home Woolwich development appeared first on Property Week.
