The tenant-representative office consultancy will move into its new office this December. The post Making Moves shifts London HQ to WeWork 8 Devonshire Square appeared first on Property Week.
LabTech has sold 90 High Holborn to Greycoat for £180m in one of the largest investment deals in the London office market this year. The post Greycoat buys flagship Holborn offices from LabTech for £180m appeared first on Property Week.
Legal & General (L&G) has acquired 30 Golden Acre, a newly refurbished office building in London’s West End, on behalf of its Managed Fund. The post L&G fund snaps up West End asset to continue office acquisitions drive appeared first on Property Week.
The scheme will also create a new cultural space and safeguard local landmarks. The post City of London greenlights 850-room student scheme appeared first on Property Week.
JV between investor and developer builds London BTR presence with purchase of 241 apartments. The post AIMCo and Ridgeback buy City & Docklands’ London BTR scheme appeared first on Property Week.
The estate is set to embark on a pipeline of schemes with a gross development value of £430m. The post Crown Estate to develop 251,000 sq ft of London West End space appeared first on Property Week.
He will oversee the engineering, technical and property management of its London office portfolio. The post Matt Hern steps up to become Brookfield’s head of ops appeared first on Property Week.
Great Portland Estates plans to convert the building to add to its cluster of West End flex offices. The post GPE buys central London asset for flex portfolio in £19m British Land deal appeared first on Property Week.
Edwards, who has more than 20 years of experience in developing and executing investment strategies across UK property, will manage the £6bn Royal London Property Pension Fund. The post Edwards joins RLAM from L&G Asset Management appeared first on Property Week.
The FTSE 250 firm is currently listed on the London Stock Exchange, but said the move would secure greater trading liquidity for its shares through “increased profile in the South African market”. The post Assura applies for secondary listing in Johannesburg appeared first on Property Week.
