Cambridge City Council is shaping up its proposals for the city’s civic quarter, consisting of the Guildhall, Corn Exchange, Market Square and surrounding public spaces, following an engagement ...

LIverpool City Council has approved Molyneux Developments' application to deliver 103 student beds in the city centre. The decision was made in line with recommendations by planning officers last week ...

Solihull Council and regeneration specialist Muse have signed a development agreement to transform the town’s Mell Square shopping hub.

Atlas Property has struck a deal with the government of Côte d'Ivoire to house the African nation’s new embassy in an office just off London’s Trafalgar Square.

The transformation of the part-built development on Fox Street in Liverpool into student homes has been cleared to go ahead. Altrincham-based developer SGL1 took over block D in late 2020 following ...

Value retailer Matalan has named Gymshark’s James Dorling as property director. In his new role, Dorling will oversee Matalan’s network of more than 220 UK stores. He brings more than two decades of ...

Strong take-up across central London has brought office vacancy rates down across the board and close to the 10-year average. Analysis by agent Avison Young found vacancy rates fell to 6.9% at the end ...

McLaren Property has poached CEG’s head of development Karen Stafeckis to bring forward the development of York Central. The project, known as the King’s Cross of the North, proposes some 2,500 new ...

Office take-up in Cardiff is at its highest level since well before the Covid-19 pandemic, with rents rising for the first time since 2016.

Alternative residential developer, investor and manager Node has received planning consent to redevelop the Island Site in Woolwich, SE18.

Four more Birmingham City Council sites are set to go under the hammer at Bond Wolfe’s auction next month. The council is seeking to sell two potential development plots, a small shop and an ...

Royal London Asset Management Property has bought a 52-acre development site from Henry Boot's land promotion and planning business, Hallam Land.