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  • London offices at 10 per cent occupancy after work from home directive

    December 15, 2021

    London offices plummeted to 10 per cent occupancy in the wake of fresh work from home guidance this week.  Occupancy on Tuesday 14 December was down on the previous week’s figure of an average of 28 per cent occupancy, according to workspace technology company Freespace. The capital has been hit harder than other parts of [...]

  • One in three Londoners not vaccinated as Omicron sweeps capital

    December 15, 2021

    One third of Londoners are completely unvaccinated despite warnings that the Omicron Covid variant could hammer the capital particularly hard. The proportion of the population without a single jab is three times as high in London as in the country as a whole, according to an analysis of government figures by The Times newspaper. The [...]

  • Derwent London to buy the Moorfields Eye Hospital 

    December 14, 2021

    Derwent London has been selected as the preferred bidder to buy the freehold of the Moorfields Eye Hospital.  The Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and UCL selected the property investment firm for the acquisition of the freehold of City Road Island and 11-43 Bath Street. Derwent will purchase 2.5 acres and 400,000 sq ft, [...]

  • London Square inks £400m deal to buy final phases of Nine Elms development

    December 13, 2021

    Residential developer London Square has inked a £400m deal to buy the final three phases of the Nine Elms Park development site in Battersea, south London. London Square has also agreed a partnership deal with build-to-rent developer Moda Living on land for two buildings on the site.  London Square has exchanged contracts on a total [...]

  • Two-fifths of London SMEs plan to shed workers as furlough ends and pandemic restrictions return

    December 13, 2021

    Two-fifths of owner-managed businesses in London are reportedly planning to make redundancies this winter.

  • London tops European fintech occupier index with £15bn funding

    December 10, 2021

    London has beaten European capitals for the top spot in a new ranking table of the most attractive cities for fintech occupiers in Europe, according to reports. The capital, which has brought in over €18bn (£15.4bn) of fintech venture capital funding over the last five years, has kept its place at the top of the rankings compiled [...]

  • London First lobby group to change its name to catch up with govt ‘levelling up’ agenda

    December 8, 2021

    London First, a lobby business group, plans to change its name in a bid to avoid an embarrassing clash with Boris Johnson’s “levelling up” agenda, widely seen as putting the capital far from first. The group, whose mission is “to make London the best city in the world in which to do business”, according to [...]

  • Cyclists hit back at accusations of turning London into a congestion nightmare

    December 8, 2021

    Charity Cycling UK has hit back against traffic information supplier Inrix linking the increase in cycling lanes to London becoming the most congested city in the world. “Inrix is focused on the tarmac available for cars, when the question should be how we use and allocate that space better, changing travel behaviours and reducing congestion [...]

  • Informa shares surge on planned £1bn payout to investors

    December 7, 2021

    Informa surges jumped as much as 6.9 per cent today after a fresh growth strategy the promise of a bumper payout cheered investors.

  • Prime central London price growth to surpass rest of UK as ‘US executives back in town’

    December 6, 2021

    Prime central London is forecast to surpass the rest of the country on price increases next year, as buyers look once more to Kensington and Chelsea. Property sales in lucrative parts of the city will rebound after being hit hard by the pandemic, as international buyers return, according to estate agent Winkworth. Winkworth chief executive [...]

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