The joint venture's first scheme will transform a disused 1980s office block in Elephant and Castle into a mixed-use, student-focused development. The post PATRIZIA and Fabrix form London residential JV with £100m to spend appeared first on Property Week.

The health and entertainment centre will aim to complement the firm's recent regeneration of Eden Dock in Canary Wharf. The post Canary Wharf Group submits plans for Olympic-sized lido in east London appeared first on Property Week.

Singaporean property investor and developer Ho Bee Land has secured a resolution to grant planning consent from the City of London to retrofit and substantially extend the landmark offices at 1 St. Martin's Le Grand. The post Ho Bee Land gets go-ahead for refurb and extension of landmark City offices appeared first on Property Week.

WagWorks, TeeGo and StretchLab have all taken space at the mixed-use scheme. The post Cain International seals trio of lettings at north London’s Islington Square appeared first on Property Week.

Paddy McKillen won the payout after the London Court of International Arbitration ruled he had been short-changed by the billionaire former prime minister of Qatar. The post Investor wins £700m in dispute with Qatari owners of luxury London hotels appeared first on Property Week.

He will take the lead on the company's residential sites, where more than 4,400 homes have either been completed or are under construction. The post Homes England’s Hook joins Places for London appeared first on Property Week.

Bristows will move its HQ to Fabrix and Fubon's Bow Bells office scheme on Cheapside in the City of London. The post Law firm agrees HQ move with 70,000 sq ft City pre-let appeared first on Property Week.

The proposals include a student-led scheme with 692 beds, with 35% offered at affordable rents on the currently vacant brownfield site in east London. The post Dominus submits fresh plans for Stratford PBSA scheme appeared first on Property Week.

SmartSearch has said that money laundering and illicit wealth are making home ownership increasingly unattainable for ordinary families by driving up prices. The post Dirty money inflating London house prices by £11,000 on average, research reveals appeared first on Property Week.

The flex office provider plans to move to the Centro Buildings in Camden to make space for Wild Cosmetics' expansion. The post Workspace to vacate London HQ to make way for tenant expansion appeared first on Property Week.