Shaftesbury Capital has agreed a deal to lease space to premium French outerwear brand K-Way for its new London flagship at 26-27 Carnaby Street in Soho.
Office vacancies in London’s Western Fringe, where employees rub shoulders with the wealthy residents of Kensington, Chelsea and Notting Hill, are falling amid rising demand for space beyond the West End heartlands and ongoing weak development.
UK power supplier National Grid is looking to sell the final chunk of a former gasworks in Romford being advertised as an industrial or open storage opportunity to developers.
One third of current demand in the London office market is likely to stay put rather than move, as regears become an increasingly key structural feature of the London market, Knight Frank has reported.
There was a strong rebound in UK commercial property investment volumes in the final quarter of 2025, following softer activity in the previous quarter, according to Carter Jonas's Investment Quarterly report.
Aviva Capital Partners and mixed-use developer Socius, its development partner at the London Cancer Hub, have clinched planning for a £1 billion expansion of the Sutton scheme.
Pegasi is in talks to sign Japanese telecommunications and data giant NTT for up to 50,000 square feet of offices at Fresh Wharf, its redevelopment of the former St Magnus House next to London Bridge and overlooking the River Thames.
Brookfield is in talks to sell London’s CityPoint office tower for around £455 million, or around the value of the outstanding debt secured against it, according to a Bloomberg report.
Hub, the independent living developer, with affiliates of global investment firm HIG Capital, has bought the office building known as St Clare House in the City of London at 30-33 Minories.
Real estate investment firm London and Regional Properties is now L+R after announcing a transformation into a unified platform and single brand containing four verticals: hotels, commercial real estate, private credit and ventures.
BHRE Group (Bayerische Hausbau Real Estate Group), a Munich-based real estate asset management company, has bought a prime office and retail building in London’s West End in its first foray into the UK market.
London and Regional, the UK-based real estate investment firm of the Livingstone brothers, has united its hotels, commercial real estate, private credit and ventures divisions under one platform as it looks to become the "partner of choice” for major institutional investors.