Across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, private sector investment into multi-housing and purpose-built student accommodation has risen 43% in the first quarter 2026, despite a dip in overall investment.
JPMorgan has completed the sale of the long leasehold interest in Vintners Place, an office on Upper Thames Street in the City of London, for approximately £110 million to Castleforge.
LSH were crowned the football Property Cup champions this week for the second time in three years thanks to goalkeeping heroics in a tense penalty shoot-out final.
Segro, the UK’s largest real estate investment trust, has appointed Cushman and Wakefield as valuer of its UK portfolio of warehousing, industrial property, data centres, and development land assets.
Activist investor Saba Capital Management has sent a requisition notice to London listed flexible offices owner operator Workspace requesting changes to the board.
The improving sentiment towards the regional office market seen at the end of last year has translated into robust volumes for the first quarter of 2026. Generally, the slowest quarter, volumes across the Big Six office markets reached the highest first quarter total since 2018.
Cushman & Wakefield and Marcus & Millichap posted double-digit revenue gains as demand for office space recovers to levels not seen since the onset of the pandemic.
Arrow Global Group, the pan-European investment manager in private credit and real estate, struck a deal with Fortress Investment Group to jointly acquire Canada Pension Plan Investments’ remaining stake in its non-performing European loans.
IHG Hotels & Resorts increased its global portfolio to more than 7,000 hotels in the first quarter of 2026, an early birthday present before it celebrated its 80th anniversary on April 4.
Greater London and South East offices recorded 630,000 square feet of take-up in the first quarter of 2026, the highest quarterly figure since the same period last year.
Modella Capital is planning to close dozens of former WH Smith stores in the UK and partly blamed the company's "forced name change" to TG Jones for its struggles.