As industries evolve, it can be easy to lose sight of what came before, but within every site lies a story. Today, developers are increasingly recognising the responsibility they bear in not just building for the future but acknowledging the past.
Deadline passes for first NHS Express LIFT development
As the BBC builds up for its big move to Peel’s Media City in Salford in summer 2011, what can government departments that are under pressure to follow to the regions learn?
A lot has happened in the wider economy since Hugh Seaborn agreed to take over as chief executive of landed estate Cadogan.
As the diggers move in to start Crossrail, landlords are weighing up the cost of the disruption
As sure as night follows day, tenants’ calls to pay rent monthly rather than quarterly follow a downturn in the economy.
While some occupiers have won appeals against empty rates liabilities, hefty bills on vacated buildings may be the last straw for many others
Corporate occupiers are finding that refurbishing a well-known location makes more financial sense than moving to new offices.
The Planning Bill continued its passage onto the statute books early this morning when it received its second reading in the House of Lords.
Medical supplier and MAN Truck & Bus take combined 206,500 sq ft
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