This Week's London Deal Sheet
The mega-merger of Shaftesbury and Capco has been approved by the Competition & Markets Authority, creating a new London powerhouse.
The mega-merger of Shaftesbury and Capco has been approved by the Competition & Markets Authority, creating a new London powerhouse.
Derwent London has signed 10 leases since the start of 2023 for combined rents of £14.7M, including the first pre-let at 25 Baker Street.
British Land plans 300K SF life sciences scheme while Art-Invest submits detailed planning application.
Meta took a lease on new London office only last year.
With more and more retailers and leisure operators looking to retail parks, the sector is enjoying strong demand not yet reflected in transaction volumes.
Citadel's deal means it can take 50% more space if needed.
Deka paid £435M for a building leased to Meta for 15 years in 2017.
After the lowest transaction volumes since the turn of the century, can London's office investment market rebound in 2025?
British Land has snapped up three more retail parks, JP Morgan Global Alternatives confirms office expansion and Albert and Swedish Wharf set for £300M scheme.
The city's 10 largest schemes were already 66% leased as 2025 dawned.
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