London's Luxury Outlook Is Stronger (And More Interesting) Than It Was In 2016

Brexit and the election of Trump have played havoc with prognostications, but experts believe 2017 will be a good - and colourful - year for luxury

With One Shot, Blackstone Is Central London’s Third-Biggest Flexible Working Space Owner

Blackstone has instantly become the third largest co-working provider in central London with the £500m acquisition of The Office Group

The Co-Working Space Leased In London This Year Would More Than Fill The Cheesegrater

Co-working leased the most new space in the service office market in the first half of 2017

How Will Co-Working Perform In A Crash? Blackstone-Backed The Office Group Has Been There And Done It

The Office Group has ridden out a financial crash before, and its example can be instructive for the co-working space.

7 Deals That Could Tip London Investment Into A Record Year

These are the key deals that need to close if the London investment market is to have a record year

The Big Beasts Of The U.K. Listed Sector Have Performed Badly And It Could Get Worse

The bigger U.K. listed companies have been the worst performers since the financial crisis

U.K. Commercial Real Estate’s Gender Pay Gap Is Almost Twice As Big As The Average

Commercial real estate has a bigger pay gap than average

£4.5B Broadgate’s Overhaul Mirrors The Changes Sweeping Through London

Broadgate is a changin'. Its evolution reflects what is happening to real estate around the globe.

3 Totally New Areas Real Estate Will Have To Get Its Head Around

Real estate needs to get its head around ethics, carbon accounting and social impact

Facial Recognition Tech In Real Estate Pits Safety Against Liberty

Facial recognition technology raises issues of data security and privacy, issues now being faced by real estate owners.