London's mature technology ecosystem, access to venture capital and highly-skilled workforce make it the most AI-resilient European city for office occupiers as companies prepare for AI the technolgy's growth their activities around the growth, Savills research shows.
There has been strong second round bidding for the Merry Hill shopping centre in the West Midlands, which is likely to have pushed the final price past the £270 million guide.
Eldridge Real Estate Credit, the real estate investing strategy of Eldridge Capital Management, has agreed an investment loan to finance Mago Capital's £150 million acquisition of The Notting Hill Gate Estate, the fully-let, mixed-use portfolio in London Zone 1.
Leasing activity has surged in 2025 in the Docklands Core market, which includes Canary Wharf, as occupiers look east to satisfy their occupational requirements. So far this year, over 500,000 square feet of new leases have been signed, making it the strongest year since 2019, with two months to spare.
A prominent multifamily deal handled by Savills and an office disposition arranged by JLL and Eastdil Secured are among the top third-quarter property sales recognised by CoStar.
Prominent retail leases signed by Wake The Tiger, S3 Padel and Affidea negotiated by top dealmakers from Davis Coffer Lyons, Redical, Lewis & Co and Cushman & Wakefield are among the third-quarter retail leases recognised by CoStar.
The third quarter of 2025 has shown clear signs of better health in many UK commercial real estate investment and leasing markets which has fed into a string of standout deals being recognised in CoStar's Quarterly Agency Awards.
Prominent industrial leases signed by InPost, Racketeer and AIT Worldwide Logistics negotiated by top dealmakers from Dowley Turner Real Estate, Hollis Hockley, Cushman & Wakefield and Savills are among the third-quarter industrial leases recognised by CoStar.
Prominent office leases signed by Accenture, HSBC and Investec negotiated by top dealmakers from Newmark and CBRE are among the third-quarter office leases recognised by CoStar.
Take-up across the Big Nine office markets in the UK has hit 1.7 million square feet in the third quarter, as demand for top-quality Grade A stock in key cities continues to climb.
Places for London, Transport for London’s wholly-owned property company, has bought six retail properties and a service yard next to Brixton Underground station from the Civil Aviation Authority Pension Scheme.
Tishman Speyer, the global developer, owner, operator and investment manager, has signed social entertainment business LADbible Group as the first tenant at Angel Square, its landmark redevelopment project in Islington.
London Fire Brigade has submitted its plans for the refurbishment of its site at 8 Albert Embankment. The plans include a modernised fire station and relocate its offices back to its historic home.
UK property investment remained muted at £8.8 billion in the third quarter, matching the second quarter’s two-year low, according to Lambert Smith Hampton’s latest UK Investment Transactions report, CoStar News can reveal.
Tristan Capital Partners and Greycoat have appointed Savills and Newmark to sell Stirling Square, 5-7 Carlton Garden, St James’s in London’s West End for offers above £227.5 million. This would reflecting a net initial yield of 5% and a capital value of £2,431 per square feet.
St William’s has received a resolution to grant consent for the first phase of Beckton Riverside from Newham council’s Strategic Development Committee, subject to the signing of the Section 106 agreement.
US private equity firm Northwood Investors is nearing a deal to lease the first floor of its landmark office development The Acre to media agency The7stars, CoStar News understands.
