Ask Real Estate has applied to develop a nine-unit, last-mile logistics scheme at Manchester Business Park with a gross development value of circa £30 million.
Evans Randall Investors and automotive consultancy Horiba Mira, has completed the acquisition of a further 40 acres of development land to unlock the last phase of the £500 million North Site masterplan of Mira Tech Park.
Changes to the planning system to enable the upgrade of central London’s offices could spark an £84 billion economic boost and unlock £262 billion in investment value, according to analysis by the London Property Alliance and Knight Frank.
The partners behind plans for Mix Manchester, a 2-million-square-foot airport-based science, innovation and manufacturing campus have launched a six-week public consultation on the first phase.
An agreement by Netflix, the world’s largest streaming service, to buy television and movie giant Warner Bros. Entertainment in a $72 billion deal would involve a large swath of entertainment real estate across the globe.
Developer CIT is seeking a funding partner for its major office-led redevelopment plans for the Colechurch House site next to The Shard in London Bridge.
Mountpark has completed its deal to buy a former West Yorkshire power station with outline consent for up to 1.64 million square feet of logistics industrial space, securing bakery Warburtons as the first tenant.
Tritax Big Box Developments has signed a 20-year lease on a 138,250-square-foot facility with supply chain group Martin Brower at Symmetry Park Darlington.
Billingsgate and Smithfield Market Traders, the City of London Corporation and the Greater London Authority have identified a preferred new site in the Royal Docks in Newham for the historic London markets to relocate to together.
Glasgow City Council has approved Landsec's plans to carry out a "targeted refurbishment" of the Buchanan Galleries shopping centre adding flagship units along the city's famous retail thoroughfare.
Fusion Group, one of the UK’s largest privately-owned living sector developers and operators, and global investment manager Cheyne Capital have exchanged to buy Dockside Canada Water’s Plot B from Art-Invest Real Estate.
Union Investment has appointed Quadrant Estate as development partner as it works up plans for a reworking of One Coleman Street, the City office landmark that Legal & General is vacating, CoStar News can reveal.
Proposals to redevelop Glasgow’s Chinatown as a neighbourhood and cultural destination have been unveiled by New City Burnside, a joint venture between Keltbray Developments and the current owners.
Major plans for the redevelopment of the former Earls Court Exhibition Centres site in London have been backed by the planning committee of the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham.