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Siemens sustainable docklands building given the go-ahead | 26 September 2010
Siemens is set to begin work on a new sustainable development in Docklands having been granted planning permission by Newham Council. The project should be completed by 2012 and will include 1,997 squ ...
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Quangos merged for office space savings | 20 August 2010
The coalition’s spending cuts are likely to mean a merger and relocation of two sporting bodies, UK Sport and Sport England. Both groups distribute National Lottery funding to sporting causes. U ...
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Crown Estate to develop Regent Street | 01 August 2010
The Crown Estate has just secured planning permission to redevelop two substantial office blocks on Regent Street. In total the buildings, known as W4 and W5 South, comprise 190,000 square feet of off ...
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Vauxhall Island Towers receive financial backing | 26 July 2010
A two-tower mixed use development for Vauxhall Island has received financial backing from the chief executive of Fal Oil. Kylun, the developer behind the plans, purchased the site from Watford Maritim ...
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West End shift for British Land | 08 July 2010
British Land is set to shift its focus upmarket to the West End. Ultimately the plan is to have more than 50 percent of its London office space in the West End; at present, the property company has ar ...
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Crane measure falls in Q1 | 05 July 2010
A regular survey of cranes on the London skyline has suggested that new office developments are continuing to decline, despite – or more accurately, the cause of – the rebound of the comme ...
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Increase in New Office Plans Across London | 21 June 2010
A surge in office building is about to take place in London. With the increasing demand for office space, London developers are willing to take the risk of speculative developments. This spate of offi ...
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Suburbs offices mothballed | 03 June 2010
Plans for high-density office developments in Outer London have been shelved, due to lack of demand. Mayor Boris Johnson had created the Outer London Commission to address the needs of London’s ...
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