Humanoid is the latest tech company to take space at the building in central London's Knowledge Quarter.
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Marks & Spencer expects the Lichfield warehouse will be operational as a logistics hub in 2027 and will employ 600 people.
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UK chief executive James Raynor tells Property Week's Jamie Bennett-Ness how its UK performance is helping mitigate the tough North American climate.
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Chief executive Mark Dixon said he was "delighted" with the firm's "strong start to 2026", pointing to its growing network and rising sales despite the wider economic backdrop.
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First ministerial resignation adds to pressure on Starmer to stand down following sweeping losses at last week's local elections.
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Topgrade Sportswear’s move to Birchwood Business Park represents a significant upsize for the business from smaller premises in Warrington.
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The 130,000 sq ft scheme includes H&M, Next, Rituals, The Body Shop, New Look, Superdrug, Accessorize, O2 and Office.
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Graham Investment Projects (GIP) is preparing a planning application for the scheme with site owner the Mooney Hotel Group.
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The Westminster Property Association report calls for the urgent updating of 3.8m sq ft of offices in the area that fall below minimum energy ratings expected to come into force in 2030.
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The site is currently zoned for redevelopment within use classes 5 and 6, covering general industrial and storage and distribution.
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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 Singapore real estate industry has evolved tremendously over the years. We went from newspaper advertisements and cold-calling to social media marketing, AI tools, video tours, and data-driven presentations. Consumers today are more informed than ever, and information travels faster than at any point in history. Yet despite all this progress, many real estate agents […]
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Singapore’s co-living market is a far cry from its nascent days in the 2010s. Back then, the local market was extremely fragmented with numerous start-ups vying for dominance over the rental and flexible accommodation market. It was startups like Hmlet, co-founded by Yoan Kamalski in 2016, who were one of many emerging players attempting to […]
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The move will see Sun, which owns and operates manufactured housing and recreational vehicle communities, exit the UK market to focus fully on its core North American portfolio.
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Research has warned that UK commercial real estate investors are seeing significant valuation drops due to energy inefficiency, which could threaten to consume up to half of some portfolios within the next five years.
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