Travel company Trainline has secured a lease for its new HQ at Ivanhoé Cambridge and Co-Re’s Stonecutter Court at 1 Stonecutter Street, EC4. The deal, which Estates Gazette revealed was in the works ...

GPE has signed a quartet of financial services-focused family offices at its 201,000 sq ft Piccadilly Estate, W1. The investor-developer said the refurbished 6,700 sq ft of space in the estate has let ...

Victoria College of Arts and Design has agreed to take space at Bridgewater House, 58-60 Whitworth Street, Manchester, managed by Catella APAM on behalf of Danish investor Britannia Invest.

Zephyr X has bought a site for a state-of-the-art senior living development in Bishop’s Waltham, Hampshire. The new care home, which has a gross development value of £20m, is set to provide 66 en ...

After more than a year searching for a national agent to act on its 8,600-acre commercial property portfolio, Associated British Ports has selected JLL.

Capital & Centric has confirmed the acquisition of a site to unlock the next phase of its 10-year Mesters’ Village masterplan in Sheffield.

Abrdn has reappointed JLL to provide property management services across its national portfolio for the next five years. The reappointment means JLL will have advised the business on its real estate ...

Investor Railpen has secured approval for the redevelopment of Eastpoint Business Park in Oxford into a life sciences campus. The decision is in line with last week’s officer’s recommendation, with ...

Here’s a look ahead to what is happening in the world of commercial real estate this week. Make sure to check back with EG for the full analysis as we deliver your daily news agenda. The latest UK ...

Bournemouth University has agreed a deal to create a new teaching base for its midwifery courses at Portsmouth’s Lakeside North Harbour development. The university will take more than 6,200 sq ft of ...

Despite the ongoing sophistication of their amenities, the sun remains very much the holy grail for holiday park operators. But has the sector been guilty of flying too close to it?

CK Asset Holdings, the development business run by Hong Kong’s richest man, Li Ka-shing, reported falling revenue in the first six months of the year, with turnover down by 4.9% to HK$34.7bn (£3.4bn).