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Interest rates and prices are likely to be hit, but uncertainty may be the biggest disruptor.

Arada, known for its huge residential projects in the Gulf region, has its sights set on London. Property Week's Madeleine Knight visited its schemes in the UAE to see first hand the design principles it plans to deploy in the UK.

The raft of UK investment recently announced by US tech firms could give a huge boost to commercial property, experts tell Ian Weinfass.

The New York complex is a great example of long-term stewardship, branding and the power of place.

The global trade tariffs enacted by US president Donald Trump have created widespread economic uncertainty.

Figures for March from the Construction Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) revealed a sharp fall in business confidence.

Vincent Jean-Pierre will lead the region as chief operating officer Northern Europe, based in London.

Overall European deal volumes for the year stood at €188.8bn (£157.4bn), up 4% on 2023.  

Firm recorded €68bn (£57.5bn) of deals in Q4, up 32% from the same period in 2023.

Deal with a consortium of blue-chip lenders is Europe’s largest office refinancing since the pandemic, according to Valesco.

Foreign secretary David Lammy has announced financial sanctions against three high-profile kleptocrats…

The €8.5bn (£7.1bn) Ellinikon serves as one of Europe’s largest urban redevelopment…

France’s main financial district is reinventing itself as a mixed-use destination. Pierre-Yves Guice, director general of the state-owned financial district, tells Andy Hillier about the move away from offices.

The pair have reached an agreement on the terms of a recommended all-share deal.

The retirement villages model has taken off in New Zealand in the past 20 years. John Collyns, executive director of the country’s Retirement Villages Association, tells Property Week how the model works and what UK operators can learn from its success.

Troubled flexible office operator WeWork has hired property industry veteran John Santora as chief executive after it exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy following a global restructuring.

Since being appointed chief executive in 2017, Lonneke Löwik has driven the association’s expansion by growing its membership base by 23%.

Designed to meet all 17 of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, UN17 Village in Copenhagen is aiming to set the standard for sustainable living. Property Week asks whether it is measuring up to its promise.

The firm plans to convert the site near Dresden into a multi-tenanted business park.

UK and Germany ranked second and third, behind the US, as countries attracting the most cross-border investment