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City refurbishment application

Fitzrovia redevelopment

W2 plans approved

Major Mayfair application

Demolition in SE1

Oxford Street refurbishment

Consent for SE1 offices

New scheme for London Bridge

Project Glasgow

Skycraper exhibition to tour US

ICI to take 20 Manchester Square W1

Songbird calls tune at Canary Wharf

Songbird Acquisition, the new name for the Morgan Stanley led consortium, has had it’s latest bid of 295p endorsed by the the independent directors at Caanry Wharf. CWG, the rival Branscan bid, backed by Paul Reichman, is thought to be still due to put its 275p offer to shareholders. The bid battle for Canary Wharf has now been going on for 10 months and the two groups have until the end of the week to send their offers to shareholders. - (20-04-2004)

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Great Portland Estates plan skyscraper

Great Portland Estates, the London property group, has said that it is in talks to develop a skyscraper in central London. Peter Shaw, managing director, has said that the company is to build the office block as part of a joint venture with a City Livery Company and an unnamed City Institution. Mr Shaw has refused to name the other backers for the Great Portland Estates' skyscraper. The plans have been announced as the company reported a worse than expected set of results. - (06-06-2001)

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Docklands site on the market

A vacant seven acre site in London Docklands to the west of the new Billingsgate fish market and adjoining Canary Wharf is said to be on the market and could be acquired by Canary Wharf Group. The site is owned by the Ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Maktoum Al-Maktoum, and a number of business associates and could be worth £150m. If acquired by Canary Wharf Group the site would be an extension to the Canary Wharf complex. The consortium, which operates under the name Wetherby, a Gibralter registered firm, is thought to have planning consent for a hotel, exhibition space and offices totalling over 69,676 sq m (750,000 sq ft). - (25-09-2000)

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