Seven councils led by claimants Tower Hamlets, Hackney and Lewisham are challenging Sir Sadiq Khan's cutting of social housing quotas from 35% to 20%.
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The landlord accepted the offer of a bigger share in three-year TGJones turnover if a £40m threshold is reached, but plans to slash rents and shut stores are unchanged.
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Chief executive Rob Perrins said the group would focus on maximising long-term shareholder value by “optimising our existing land holdings”.
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The unsolicited proposal represented a value of 925p per SEGRO share and comprised 0.084 new Prologis shares for each SEGRO share.
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According to the developer, the planning committee’s decision is “inconsistent with both local evidence and national planning policy”.
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Subject to planning, construction of the Elstree scheme is anticipated to commence in autumn this year, with practical completion expected in late 2027.
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The report from the investment manager and lender says private capital will play a key role in bridging a £1bn capital shortfall of funding to support current construction levels.
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The partly vacant building, which was one of the UK's first department stores, is being marketed by Avison Young.
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The deal ran into opposition from Plaza Holdings, which owns a third of PPHE.
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The store will be situated on the ground floor of the former Debenhams unit.
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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.
Living in the Central Business District (CBD) may be convenient for some professionals and executives, but I think a typical Singaporean family wouldn’t consider that part of central Singapore as a desirable neighbourhood to raise a family. Besides some straightforward drawbacks – such as the lack of schools and green spaces – the CBD is […]
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The take-up rate at the sales launch of Lentor Gardens Residences, which took place over the July 18-19 weekend, signals that the area hasn’t lost its shine among homebuyers. Lentor Gardens Residences is the first development by Chinese developer Kingsford Group in the Lentor Hills estate. The 499-unit condominium moved 270 units (54%) over its first […]
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The Shanghai-based photonic computing company's blockbuster debut in H1 underscores investor appetite for AI infrastructure while testing both HKEX's Chapter 18C regime and Hong Kong's IPO revival. Ryan Cheng spoke to senior market participants about the deal.
Rayner's return to the role previously held under Keir Starmer has been seen as offering continuity and experience in the drive to boost housing supply, although some fear she favours rent controls.
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The streamlined plan proposes the development of 21,544 homes in Croydon, 5,600 of them on green-belt land.
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