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Investec refinances W.RE’s St. Pancras Campus with £80m loan
The facility refinances a development loan Investec provided for the now completed central London mixed-use scheme.
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Edge secures occupier for first flagship UK office development at London Bridge
AI firm ServiceNow has prelet 50,449 sq ft at the scheme, which is due for completion in Q3 2026.
Kajima snaps up Farringdon office redevelopment opportunity
The firm intends to comprehensively refurbish and expand the multi-let building.
Plans lodged for sensitive renewal of postmodern City icon No. 1 Poultry
The multi-million-pound programme of upgrade works is targeting planning approval early next year, with works to commence shortly after and completion programmed for 2027.
Peace to temporarily chair RICS board during governance review
The move comes as Martin Samworth’s three-year term as chair ends this month, with the institution delaying the appointment of a new permanent chair prior to the findings of the review.
Clearbell and Deva splash £35m on four UK logistics acquisitions
The deals are part of a drive to build a £250m logistics portfolio by repositioning and upgrading assets.
Deutsche Bank to move to YY building in another win for Canary Wharf
The German bank will join Revolut in the tower, which is owned by a joint venture of Oaktree Capital Management and Quadrant.
Regional REIT sells Manchester office building to Legacie Developments
Oakland House spans 161,505 sq ft and is multi-let, in part to Greater Manchester Police under the Greater Manchester Combined Authority banner.
Reed approves Railpen’s 1m sq ft Cambridge innovation park plans
The housing secretary has approved plans to turn retail park The Beehive Centre into tech workspace, labs, shops, cafes, a park and community space.
Government sets out strategy to tackle dirty money and investigate asset ownership
According to deputy prime minister David Lammy, the strategy will help the government lead internationally, “closing the gaps exploited by kleptocrats and organised criminals”.