The change in our attitude to work, which has emerged over the last five years, is probably as profound a development as the invention of the Spinning Jenny was to the Industrial Revolution.
Westminster City Council’s Cabinet has agreed to appoint Altius Real Estate, and its contractor partner Erith, as a delivery partner for Huguenot House, which is between Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus.
Suntory Global Spirits, the premium spirits brand that owns Jim Beam, Maker's Mark and the House of Suntory whisky, has leased a London headquarters and subleased a Glasgow office.
Bell Hammer has completed demolition and site clearance, and appointed agency advisers, as it commits to the development of Rosebery, a 150,000-square-foot landmark office in Edinburgh city centre, owned by Aviva Investors, the asset management business of Aviva.
The days of pandemic-era workplace flexibility appear to be waning as another round of some of the country's largest employers step up their in-office requirements.
US banking giant JPMorgan has completed a lease for around 150,000 square feet of overflow space, roughly a third of Credit Suisse’s former UK headquarters in Canary Wharf in London.
Catella APAM, the specialist UK real estate asset and investment manager, has secured a letting at One Colmore Row, Birmingham, to audit, tax, advisory and risk firm Crowe.
Property investor Overcliff has bought the 93,000-square-foot City West business park, close to Junction 1 of the M621 in Leeds from US investor Harbert.
Feldberg Capital, the sustainability-focused real estate investor, has promoted Jon Cochrane to head of sustainability as the business expands with new mandates, joint ventures and real estate acquisitions in the UK and Europe.
Construction of Brookfield platform ARC Oxford’s 105,000-square-foot lab and office development Ascent has officially started, marked by a groundbreaking ceremony held at the city campus.
European real estate investment volumes are on course to €95 billion in the first half of the year, an 11% year-on-year increase, according to preliminary Savills figures.
"Modern, high-quality" business parks have secured some of the largest lettings in the South East and Greater London office market over the past year, reports Knight Frank.
Aware Super and Delancey have completed the acquisition of Finsbury Circus House, a transaction first revealed by CoStar News, taking the total of its acquisitions of London offices to close to £500 million in six months.
Lone Star has appointed Savills to sell the freehold interest of 13-14 Curzon Street, W1, a Mayfair headquarters building at the junction of Curzon Street and Queen Street.
The South East office investment market was muted but resilient in the first half of 2025, with £486 million of assets traded across 56 transactions, reports Newmark.
Ospa, Scottish commercial property company HFD's flexible offices business, has secured its largest letting this year, with Oticon agreeing to prelet 20,000 square feet at Strathclyde Business Park’s Mercury House.
Just a few hours ago, Iroko Zen made its third acquisition in London, "where we never thought we'd be able to make a name for ourselves", admits Gautier Delabrousse-Mayoux, co-founder and CEO of Iroko. It's a place where the directors of an SCPI, whose assets now exceed €1.1 billion, already have their customs.