East Midlands

The company plans to develop two more industrial units at the established Mountpark industrial and logistics site.

Homes England selected Hamilton Russell Harper Wood to redevelop the Cold War bunker, as part of a commercial and residential scheme that will preserve some of the war rooms' historic features.

DC762 forms part of three expansion plots at Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal, which together total more than 1m sq ft.

The football club plans to redevelop the site of a disused former running track to the east of Sixfields Stadium into seven warehouses.

The portfolio comprises DC1 at Nuneaton Bermuda Park and DC1 and DC2 at Rugby Central Park, totalling around 909,000 sq ft.

Fassa Bortolo's purpose-built manufacturing and distribution facility at New Stanton Park will comprise a manufacturing plant, 140,000 sq ft of warehousing and distribution space, 30,000 sq ft of office headquarters and a training centre.

The East Midlands led as 99 deals were struck for 100,000 sq ft-plus units – the highest yearly figure since 2022.

Take-up of office space in Birmingham recovered towards the end of last year as occupiers sought to secure new space ahead of a looming supply shortage.

The company will deliver a three-unit industrial and logistics scheme on the 65-acre site at Sherwood Business Park, with construction due to commence in June.

Units ranging from 3,900 sq ft to 110,000 sq ft will be developed in two phases.

The package will be used to increase the credentials of existing homes across the Midlands, eastern England and the South East to an EPC 'C' or above by 2030.

Legal & General sold the property to a private property company controlled by two unnamed private Irish investors.

The site, adjacent to Baxter Healthcare on Salthouse Road, will comprise a 340,000 sq ft logistics unit with a GDV of £75m.

The space will include its Sports Direct, USC, Jack Wills and GAME brands, as well as a FLANNELS store.

The company has leased the 246,685 sq ft DC7  grade-A industrial unit to expand its Midlands operation.

The Raleigh scheme in Eastwood will comprise two-, three- and four-bedroom homes split between terrace, semi-detached and detached properties.

Northern cities are struggling to close gap in attracting foreign direct investment, according to the law firm’s Investment Attractiveness Index.

Occupiers the Gambling Commission and the Office for the Public Guardian have committed to 100,000 sq ft of office space.

The firm, alongside development manager Graftongate, plans to build more than 1.25m sq ft of prime logistics space.

A total of 215 properties will be built across the South East and East Midlands at two sites: Shottendane Road in Margate and Goldsmiths Green in Kettering.