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City scheme poised

St James redevelopment

City refurbishment start

Demolition starts

London Offices – An Olympic Year?

Contractor appointment

Refurbishment out to tender

Consent in SW1

Mayfair refurbishment plan

City scheme start

Midtown start

Bid rejected

City scheme underway

Midtown scheme underway

City refurbishment plan

City construction start

Appointment in EC3

Refurbishment underway

Contractor appointed in EC3

Refurbishment mooted in EC4

Development site for sale

Construction start

Knightsbridge redevelopment

Docks scheme could be revived

Redevelopment may follow purchase

City site changes hands

City refurbishment plan

Mayfair scheme start

Planning for Mayfair block

Refurbishment plan

City scheme likely

Speculative start possible

Soho scheme start

Extra floor let at Mayfair scheme

New application in Fitzrovia

Development sold

City development start

Walbrook Square deal conifirmed

Work to start in Midtown

Contractor for major Noho scheme

New west end scheme application

Midtown scheme to start

Progress on midtown scheme

Demolition start in SW1

German bank to build

Larger scheme planned for Piccadilly

Developer co-investment

Regent Street consent

Developer's major pipeline

Regent Street scheme demolition plan

Walkie Talkie update

City building lined up for refurbishment

Midtown scheme consent

Southbank site finds new owners

West End scheme Q3 completion

Major scheme planned in Regent Street

City office refurbishment application

Fetter Lane office HQ application

Mixed use consent in W1

Soho scheme poised

Three Sisters blocked

Mixed scheme for City fringe

Oxford Street plans

Start in Noho

Start in 2010 possible

West end construction start imminent

Bow Bells House letting

Lighthouse consent

Euston office planned

City scheme refused

Battersea application

Application in St James'

City scheme to start

Kings Cross scheme nears decision

Shard further funding

Delay for Mayfair scheme

Consent for W1 scheme

Regent demolition

City consent

Invista nears completion

City fringe scheme

Moorvale to complete by 2009

City refurbishment

Victoria scheme tenders

Kensington redevelopment plan

Consent for major SE1 scheme

Orion House refurbishment plan

Mayfair start

City refurbishment update

Battersea plans

Mayfair consent

City consent

GPE gears up for refurbishments

Soho application

City office revamp application

City refurbishment start

City pre-let

Office redevelopment in W1

DTZ letting confirmed

New scheme for Crown Estate

Docklands scheme progress

Canary Wharf Group has bought ownership of the Wood Wharf Limited Partnership from British Waterways and Ballymore Properties. Canary Wharf Group will now have control of design over the 16.8 acre Wood Wharf mixed use development scheme site, which is immediately adjacent to the Canary Wharf. Wood Wharf will comprise 1.25 million square feet of residential development, 200,000 sq ft of retail, 3.1m sq ft of offices and a 200,000 sq ft hotel with a single outline planning consent in May 2009. Detailed consent was subsequently granted for the three office buildings closest to the Canary Wharf estate totalling 1.5m sq ft net in July 2009. - (20-01-2012)

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May London Office Take-up

Office lettings in central London bounced back to just under 1 million sq ft in May 2011 in new research by Cityoffices. Large lettings to Google and Aon helped underpin the total, together with some stronger letting activity in the West End. A large number of leases were for around five years, illustrating the fluid state of the market. - (16-06-2011)

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West End tops ranking

London's West End seems to have become the most expensive office space in the world, according to Knight Frank's latest global real estate research on 105 cities. The West End topped £85 per sq ft in late 2010, a 31% increase from the start of the year. This was ahead of the £83.67 per sq ft in Tokyo, which is seeing falling rent levels. The City of London was in 7th place, up from 12th place, with prime office rents of £55 per sq ft. - (04-05-2011)

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Approval for west end tower

Portman Estate has gained London Mayor's approval for its demolition of the 7,636 sq m (82,200 sq ft) Marble Arch House at 32-50 Edgware Road, London, W2 and its replacement with a 9,940 sq m (107,000 sq ft) tower with retail on the ground floor and offices above. The architect is Bennetts Associates. - (01-07-2010)

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City scheme consent

LMS (City Road), part of Derwent London, has gained consent on appeal for the redevelopment of its City Road Estate in London, EC1, including 80-100 City Road. The proposal includes approximately 10,219 sq m (110,000 sq ft) of offices, 930 sq m (10,000 sq ft) of retail and 250 residential units within a 45-storey tower. Squire and Partners is the architect. - (14-11-2008)

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New architect for Smithfield

Thornfield Properties has appointed a new architecture team to redesign its plans for Smithfield Market in the City of London. Architect Kohn Pederson Fox has been replaced by John McAslan & Partners. Plans by KPF were rejected in August 2008 by Secretary of State Hazel Blears. Revised plans will be submitted shortly. - (11-11-2008)

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City completion

ING Real Estate has completed its 1,548 sq m (16,667 sq ft) office refurbishment of the seven-storey office and retail building at 2-4 Eastcheap, London, EC3. Tuffin Ferraby Taylor advised. Cuffe was main contractor and the letting agent is King Sturge. - (15-02-2008)

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Manchester Square refurbishment

The Portman Estate has submitted a planning application for the internal office refurbishment and extension of 10-12 Manchester Square, London, W1. The buildings comprise around 2,323 sq m (25,000 sq ft) and were formerly partly occupied by property adviser Colliers CRE. The architect is Feilden + Mawson. - (21-11-2005)

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Centre Point up for sale

Centre Point, the Richard Seifert designed skyscraper, on Tottenham Court Road, London, W1, has been put on the market by its owners, a consortium of Deutsche Bank, Europa Capital Partners and Apollo Real Estate Advisors, for about £80m. The 32-storey 16,257 sq m (175,000 sq ft) tower, now listed, was built in 1964 and became a symbol of the worst excesses of the property development industry at the time. - (08-07-2005)

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Quadrant 'West'

The Crown Estate has won planning consent for the first phase of its mixed-use redevelopment ‘Quadrant’ scheme at 83-97 Regent Street, London, W1. The 9,290 sq m (100,000 sq ft) phase has an approximate 75:25 split between offices and retail/residential. The block also faces onto 12-20 Swallow Street and 10-13 Vine Street. Construction is expected to start within three months and take two years. - (25-01-2005)

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Corporation of London approves

At its committee meeting this morning The Corporation of London has approved British Land's 122 Leadenhall scheme in EC3 of 55,870 sq m (601,384 sq ft) net office floorspace and Land Securities 120-122 Cheapside office development in EC2 of 23,039 sq m (248,000 sq ft). The British Land scheme is subject to the agreement of the Mayor of London and the Secretary of State but is not thought to face any major issues. - (26-10-2004)

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Regent Street proposals submitted

The Crown Estate has submitted proposals to Westminster City Council for it’s £500m mixed-use scheme for the redevelopment of the southern part of Regent Street, London, W1. The scheme, named ‘The Quadrant’, is for 90,000 sq m (968,760 sq ft) of space and includes a five-star hotel, apartments, and about 60,386 sq m (650,000 sq ft) of office space. The scheme includes Regent Street, Brewer Street, Glasshouse Street and Aire Street, and has been designed by architect Allies & Morrison with CB Richard Ellis advising on the development. - (18-02-2004)

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US rivals may team up for Canary bid

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, the rival US investment banks, are said to be making a joint attempt to take control of the Canary Wharf development. The Whitehall Fund, part of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley Real Estate fund are bidding against Brascan, the Canadian property group. Last week canary Wharf received sealed offers for the company. Property analysts are expecting offers of between 260p to 300p a share, putting a value on the company of around £1.5 billion. - (31-08-2003)

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Chesham House to go to Greycoat

The Crown Estate is being tipped to appoint the partnership between Greycoat and Morley Fund Management as the developer of Chesham House at 132-154 Regent Street, London W1. The 9,662 sq m (104,000 sq ft) scheme designed by Squire and Partners, was recently granted planning permission and involves the demolition of the existing Grade II-listed Chesham House behind retained facades on Regent Street, Beak Street and Regent Place. The scheme will also create a new façade to Warwick Street and a new fifth floor. The basement, ground and first floor levels will house retail space, with office space provided on the upper levels. - (03-05-2003)

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Regent Street permission

The Crown Estate has gained planning permission for its redevelopment plans at 229-247 Regent Street, London W1. The development will provide 10,683 sq m (115,000 sq ft) of offices above 5,388 sq m (58,000 sq ft) of retail and leisure space in three units. The scheme will also include 10 apartments. The development manager for the £200m scheme is Stanhope and the scheme is expected to start on-site in early 2003 for completion in spring 2005. The Crown Estate has also submitted planning applications for three other blocks at 185-191 Regent Street, 132-154 Regent Street and 13-17 New Burlington Place. CB Hillier Parker is advising the Crown Estate. - (10-11-2002)

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Canary Wharf raises £1.25bn

Canary Wharf Group, the property developer, issued new debt and increased the level of its asset-backed bonds by £1.25bn this week. The bonds are backed by rental cashflow from the Canary Wharf portfolio of 12 office buildings. Last year Canary Wharf raised £875m through an asset backed deal. On the basis of this deal it would appear that the securitisation of 'trophy' real estate developments has not been affected by the terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre. - (13-02-2002)

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Paternoster up for sale

Mitsubishi Estate Company is said to be selling its Paternoster Square office development in London EC4. The 46,451 sq m (500,000 sq ft) scheme is under construction and due for completion in March 2003. Mitsubishi is believed to have invested over £220m in the scheme and borrowed a further £200m to build it. All the buildings at Paternoster are now pre-let and the rent roll is put at abut £35m, with average rent said to be around £592 per sq m (£55 per sq ft). It is thought that Mitsubishi may retain one of the buildings. Healey & Baker has been appointed to sell the completed development. - (10-02-2002)

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Stanhope and Crown Estate make plans

Stanhope plc is to be The Crown Estate's development partner in the £200m mixed-use (including 100,000 sq ft of offices) regeneration of Regent Street in Central London. A planning application for the scheme was submitted to Westminster City Council in June and is currently under consideration. The scheme includes provision of state-of-the-art residential, retail and office space. 229-247 Regent Street, between Hanover Street and Princes Street, near Oxford Circus, is the first phase of the scheme. It will contain almost 180,000 sq ft of space. This will include around 100,000 sq ft of offices and 60,000 sq ft of retail space, including 30,000 sq ft for flagship store. - (19-11-2001)

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City objects to "excessive layers"

At the 'Docklands at 20' conference Judith Mayhew, chair of policy and resources at the Corporation of London, has said that "excessive layers" are undermining the planning process and putting London position as a leading financial centre at risk. She made the point said that planning rules allowed English Heritage and others to delay approvals. Her view is that "Large developments, in the City and elsewhere, need speed and certainty in planning process" and she also seemed to be saying that the power of the Mayor of London and the Secretary of State to over-ride local authority decisions, along with individuals and organisation that "seek to influence" decisions, were unnecessary layers. - (03-10-2001)

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Grosvenor wins planning consent

The Grosvenor Estate has been granted planning permission for its planned refurbishment and extension to provide office space at Belgrave House, 76 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1. Belgrave House is the former headquarters of BP Amoco and the new £60m scheme will provide around 22,296 sq m (240,000 sq ft) of office space. Grosvenor owns the freehold of the building and a private investor has the long leashold. The adjoining Chantry House is planned to be converted to provide 37 residential units and a restaurant on the ground floor and basement. The architect for the project is Michael Squire & Partners. - (18-06-2001)

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Berkeley Square estate sold

Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al-Nanyan, president of the United Arab Emirates, and head of the Abu Dhabi royal family, is said to be the mystery buyer for BP Amoco's Berkeley Square estate in London W1. Sheikh Zayed is thought to have paid around £325m for the portfolio of 100 buildings. London based Capital Trust is believed to have fronted the deal for Sheikh Zayed. CB Hillier Parker is expected to manage the portfolio. - (11-06-2001)

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Crown Estate to spend £500m in W1

The Crown Estate has announced a ten-year plan to spend £500m on improving property in Regents Street, London W1 to provide modern office and retail space. The Crown Estate is consulting the public on the plans and is emphasising that it intends to preserve the character of the Nash-designed street. - (20-05-2001)

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Resolution funds London offices

UK based Resolution Property has launched three limited partnerships to finance more than £250m of property development in London. The financing will fund three office schemes in London boroughs of Hayes, Hammersmith, and Camden. The deal is backed by JER Partners and the Blackstone Group, US real estate investors. Deutsche Bank, and its property financing subsidiary Eurohypo, will provide debt of up to £165m to complete the deal. UK institutions invested a record £5.6bn in property in the first nine months of last year, and saw yields of around 7% achieved. - (18-05-2001)

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Skanska sells to Axa Sun Life

Skanska, the Anglo-Swedish construction group, has sold its last two investment properties in London to AXA Sun Life for just under £91m. The two developments are at Thomas More Square, E1 and 55 King William Street, EC4. The 22,000 sq m (236,840 sq ft) Trinity Tower at Thomas More Square, overlooking St. Katharine Docks, completes the bulk of Skanska's sale of the development, which began last year. The King William Street property comprises 5,839 sq m (62,859 sq ft) of offices with some retail and leisure uses. Frederick Wirdenius, President of Skanska's Project Development Europe said: ‘These two sales, which made a profit for Skanska of £34 million, represent the completion of Skanska's divesting of its real estate portfolio in London. It also creates possibilities for continued investments in other attractive growth areas in Europe.’ - (11-05-2001)

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British Land may be in lead for Mayfair estate

British Land is now said to be the front runner to buy the 10-acre Berkeley Square estate in Mayfair W1 from the BP Pension fund. It is thought that an offer of around £300m has been made by the company that is on a shortlist of bidders that may also include the Barclay twins and Moorfield, the property group, Simon Hallabi, a Syrian-born investor, Grosvenor Estates, and the Saudi Arabian Royal family. The BP Pension fund acquired the portfolio in 1967 for around £12m. The sale is being dealt with by Richard Womack at CB Hillier Parker. It is said that unsuccessful bids have been made by Minerva, Benchmark, and Green Properties and an unnamed US investment bank. - (09-04-2001)

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Drapers Gardens potential redevelopment

The Royal Bank of Scotland currently occupies Drapers Gardens, a Seifert-designed office tower providing around 16,710 sq m (180,000 sq ft), which was developed by Harry Hyams Oldham Estate in 1967. It is thought that the Royal Bank of Scotland could vacate the building in October 2001 and that it could then potentially be redeveloped or refurbished. Royal Bank of Scotland is said to be in discussions with the freeholder, the Worshipful Company of Drapers, about the development. There has been speculation that the development potential of the site could be in the order of 32,515 sq m (350,000 sq ft), although nothing else is known at this stage. - (05-04-2001)

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Crown Estate buys Fleet Place House

The Crown Estate acquired Fleet Place House, London EC4 in January 2001 from Heron London Developments for £59.9m, reflecting a net initial yield of 6.7%. CB Hillier Parker acted for the Crown Estate and Insignia Richard Ellis for Heron. - (02-02-2001)

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Grosvenor submits planning application

The Grosvenor Estate has submitted a planning application for the refurbishment and extension to provide B1 office space at Belgrave House, 76 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1. Belgrave House is the former headquarters of BP Amoco and the new scheme will provide around 22,296 sq m (240,000 sq ft) of office space. Chantry House will be converted to provide 37 residential units and a restaurant in the ground and basement. - (05-11-2000)

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