British Land is to move its headquarters from its long-term home at York House in London's Marble Arch to its Regent's Place campus, CoStar News can reveal.
Delivering major refurbishment projects while buildings remain fully occupied is becoming an increasingly common requirement across the London office market.
Take-up of science-related real estate across the golden triangle of London, Oxford and Cambridge totalled 1.35 million square foot in 2025, a 42% increase on 2024’s figure of 954,000 square feet, reports Savills.
Workspace Group, the London owner and operator of sustainable, flexible workspace, has announced that Lawrence Hutchings is stepping down as chief executive and a board director, and will be replaced by Charlie Green, effective 2 February.
A major Toronto-based planning and design studio is merging with a United Kingdom architecture firm to create a global entity with more than 400 employees across 12 offices.
In less than five years, thousands of UK offices could face a stark reality. Without significant intervention, many risk becoming harder to let and less attractive to investors – and the reason is a single letter on an Energy Performance Certificate.
Savills's share price was up 8.39% to 1,103.42p by 11:39 am after the adviser said it expects its performance for 2025 to reflect solid year-on-year growth at least in line with expectations, thanks to an improvement in transactions in the final quarter.
As the property sector moves beyond a testing 2025, attention is turning to whether economic stability can translate into renewed confidence and activity across land, residential and commercial markets in the year ahead.
Pallas Capital, an Australian non-bank lender that specialises in mid-market real estate funding and has a £1.8 billion loan book, has launched in the UK.
Knight Frank has launched an infrastructure lead advisory team to provide corporate finance and mergers and acquisitions services across the energy and wider infrastructure sectors.