After years of turmoil, plans for China’s highly controversial ‘super embassy’ in London at the old Royal Mint near Tower Bridge have been approved by the Planning Inspectorate.
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The plans include landscaping at the site and a living green wall on the new building.
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The firm lent Heitman £56.5m to refinance a self-storage portfolio, and Fiera Real Estate and Wrenbridge £29.9m to develop a Reading logistics scheme.
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The factory on the site closed last March and is scheduled for demolition.
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The 170,000 sq ft development on Cavell Street is intended to set the tone for a new model of NHS-embedded innovation spaces.
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He joins the Manchester-based developer and asset manager from Nikal Developments.
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There is a chance the firm, which specialises in groundwork services for national housebuilders, could be rescued and restructured.
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In Q4 2025, the residential investment firm actively recycled capital into higher-quality stock in prime central London locations.
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Deal to take the global chain of members clubs private is back on after scramble for funding by US bidder.
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The UK’s largest student HMO platform owns 5,271 beds across 1,220 assets, located in 25 UK student cities and towns.
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Since working from home is becoming a norm, setting up your home to make it conducive and noise-free so that you can focus on your work and video calls without interruption is becoming more than essential.
The public tender for a cluster of 19 black-and-white bungalows at Adam Park in Bukit Timah was launched by the Singapore Land Authority (SLA) on Tuesday, Feb 3. The heritage properties are colonial bungalows built by the British as municipal staff housing before World War 2. They were used as a prisoner-of-war (POW) camp during […]
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Why Are New Condos So Expensive — And Old Condos So “Cheap”? Singapore’s Property Distortion Explained Singapore’s property market is no longer moving as one asset class. In this expert interview with Dragon Tan, we deep-dive into a growing and uncomfortable reality: the widening price gap between brand-new condominiums and older resale condos, and why […]
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The second phase will add three new buildings to the north London Meridian One scheme, which will have around 1,000 homes when completed.
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The body would focus on speeding up big developments, assembling land, regenerating sites and attracting new investment.
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