July 6, 2026
Soccer’s rising popularity brings fiscal costs; Job growth slows; Microsoft ramps up AI investment
Soccer’s rising popularity brings fiscal costs
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July 6, 2026Saks Global survived bankruptcy. Now comes the hard part.
Saks Global, rebranded as Exemplar Luxury Group, successfully navigated a complex bankruptcy where it dramatically slashed debt and real estate while settling disputes with some vendors. But its next chapter may be even more challenging, retail analysts and real estate professionals say.
July 3, 2026UK build-to-rent investment hits £2.2 billion in record second quarter
The UK build-to-rent sector has received a bumper £2.2 billion of investment in the second quarter of 2026 in its strongest quarter on record, research has shown.
July 3, 2026Burnham's warehouse tax plan highlights trade-offs for UK supply chains
Potential future prime minister Andy Burnham has proposed an increase on business rates on warehouses to help fund tax cuts for shops and pubs, highlighting the trade-offs involved in attempts to reform Britain's business rates system.
July 3, 2026New owners waste no time with major increase in beds at Belgravia Police Station hotel makeover
One Investment Management, Aendre Group and Lifestyle Hospitality Capital have wasted no time lodging plans to significantly increase the number of beds and rework redevelopment plans for the former Belgravia Police Station in London, after buying the site's owner this month.
July 3, 2026Hollister and Timberland lock in leases at Metrocentre
The Metrocentre Partnership has leased two units to clothing brand Hollister and shoe brand Timberland for retail stores in Gateshead's Metrocentre.
July 3, 2026Strettons completes six senior staff promotions
Strettons has made a series of senior promotions across its commercial agency, auction, lease advisory, structured finance, and technology teams.
July 3, 2026Lendlease and Crown begin consultation on Euston mega development
Lendlease and the Crown Estate have launched a public consultation on the masterplan for one of London's largest regeneration projects around Euston Station, days after the partners formalised their £24 billion UK joint venture.
July 3, 2026Hotel and PBSA deals dominate Scottish investment activity in second quarter
More than £350 million of Scottish commercial real estate traded in the second quarter of the year, according to analysis published by Lismore Real Estate Advisors.
July 3, 2026Derwent puts London offices-to-aparthotel site on block for £30 million
Derwent London has instructed Colliers to sell Blue Star House, Brixton, a large office-to-aparthotel development opportunity.
July 3, 2026Creative agency IMA buys The Malthouse in Leeds for its own occupation
Global creative agency IMA has bought The Malthouse, a 24,3760square-foot refurbished office building in Leeds South Bank, for £4 million.
July 3, 2026Hines launches €500 million green bond for flagship European Core Fund
Hines, the global real assets investment manager, has launched a €500 million benchmark green bond for the Hines European Core Fund, targeting "compelling" European real estate opportunities.
July 3, 2026Vengrove completes £25 million of mid-box logistics acquisitions
Real estate investment manager Vengrove has completed the acquisition of two mid-box logistics assets in the West Midlands and North West for £24.65 million for its pan-European industrial and logistics strategy.
July 3, 2026Why Birmingham's canal network should be a blueprint for climate-resilient cities
The recent heatwave is a reminder that cities can no longer afford to place climate resilience on the back burner. As temperatures rise and pressure on public health grows, the challenge is no longer simply how cities continue to grow, but how they adapt to a much hotter and more unpredictable future.
July 2, 2026Investment giant KKR buys Seattle apartments as deal flow picks up
Global investment firm KKR acquired apartment complexes in Seattle and its Eastside suburb, Redmond, amid signs that multifamily investment could be picking up in the region.
July 2, 2026Jersey Mike’s touts global expansion as it joins wave of firms in looking to an IPO
Jersey Mike’s Subs is officially joining the ranks of retail operators seeking to go public this year, with the sandwich chain outlining plans to grow to roughly 15,000 restaurants worldwide — more than four times its current footprint of 3,300 locations.
July 2, 2026Crews break ground on 328-unit affordable housing complex in the South Bronx
A New York City construction crew broke ground Monday on a $255 million affordable housing complex in the Bronx.
July 2, 2026Largest downtown Reno apartment project of 2026 opens for leasing
Preleasing is underway for The Residences on Winter Street, a 65-unit apartment project that is adding new inventory to downtown Reno at a time when multifamily construction has slowed across the market.
July 2, 2026Orange County apartment rents tick up
Apartment demand remains firm in Orange County, California, but rent growth is modest as employment and income growth slow, keeping supply and demand largely in balance.
July 2, 2026From Capone to condos? Miami courthouse goes on market again.
Miami-Dade County's historic courthouse is once again up for sale, with the site of gangster Al Capone's 1930 perjury trial headed to an online auction.