Property Developer News
Residential planning activity in PCL running at a five-year high
"Early signs of recovery in development activity" in Central London, says CBRE - presenting "a significant opportunity for developers to time their run onto an active market."
Aussie fund makes another massive London investment, taking 50% of British Land’s Canada Water Masterplan
British Land has formed a 50/50 joint venture with Aussie pension fund AustralianSuper (which also owns most of King's Cross) to "accelerate" the delivery of the 53-acre Canada Water regeneration scheme…
Gove ‘disappointed’ as property developers ‘fall short’ on cladding remediation
"If an agreement is not reached by the end of March, I have been clear that government will impose a solution in law," warns the Housing Secretary, "and have taken powers to impose this solution through…
Westminster’s important new building rules ‘place sustainability at the heart of the built environment’
New guidance for property developers "will ensure the highest possible proportion of development requiring planning permission achieves net zero carbon emissions," says Westminster Councillor Matthew Green.
The service charge sweet-spot: How property developers can walk the line between affordability & amenity
Developers must walk the line between affordability and amenity, says Savills... This analysis shows where that line lies...
In Pictures: Frasers reveals Wandsworth show flat with river views
The final block at Fraser's flagship Riverside Quarter scheme is being marketed with a show apartment designed by Muchmore Design.
Green light for FEC’s second Canary Wharf project
Far East Consortium's newly-approved 230-metre residential tower will be topped with a huge light-up spire, inspired by New York's Chrysler Building.
In Pictures: GME’s Chiswick Green offers ‘village life in the city’
Great Marlborough Estates' Assael-designed development is delivering 137 apartments, penthouses and townhouses, tucked behind Chiswick High Road in one of London's most in-demand outer enclaves.
Tougher building safety laws ‘to make industry pay’ for the cladding scandal
"We cannot allow those who do not take building safety seriously to build homes in the future," says Housing Secretary Michael Gove, "and for those not willing to play their part they must face consequences.
British property developer opens permanent Hong Kong sales outpost
Galliard has been marketing its London property developments to Hong Kong buyers for 30 years.
In Pictures: Ghelamco’s Arc is an all-electric mixed-use ‘campus’ in Shoreditch
Family-run property firm Ghelamco has officially launched its first UK development;
Berkeley Sales Director moves to SevenCapital
Simon Howard has joined SevenCapital to lead sales on schemes including RBKC's tallest tower.