A former factory near Liverpool that once made Tornado jet engine parts is to be transformed into a £5.3m industrial and logistics facility. Regeneration specialist The Chrysalis Fund has agreed to invest almost £2.3m into the refurbishment of the site… Continue Reading →

The multi-million pound redevelopment of Ealing Town Hall has been agreed by planners. Councillors have approved Mastcraft as the preferred development partner for the neo-gothic building. The building’s two most iconic rooms, the Victoria Hall and Council Chamber will be… Continue Reading →

Architect Orms has won planning permission for a refurbishment of a 1950s building on the corner of Oxford Street and Newman Street in London’s West End. The refurbishment of Oxford House will remove an underused car park and replace it… Continue Reading →

London’s Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation has approved its first major planning application for a £175m mixed-use regeneration project. Development partners Genesis Housing Association and Queens Park Rangers Football Club plan to build 605 new homes – 40% affordable –… Continue Reading →

Derwent London has pre-let 84,600 sq ft of space to four new customers at an office scheme currently completing refurbishment in east London. Three of the new deals were signed after the EU referendum. The White Chapel Building on the… Continue Reading →

Ambitious plans for six new towers in South London’s Elephant and Castle regeneration have been nodded through by planners. The £500m scheme has been nicknamed the Toblerone towers because of the triangular shape of the main blocks ranging up in height from… Continue Reading →

International property and construction consultancy, Gleeds, has been appointed as project manager and cost manager on Formal Investments’ £75 million commercial redevelopment in the centre of Glasgow. Plans for the urban block include the provision of a 12-storey new build… Continue Reading →

Novus Property Solutions has continued to strengthen its presence in Wales after signing key framework agreements with two leading social landlords. Cartrefi Cymunedol Gwynedd, which owns 6300 homes across Gwynedd, and Cartrefi Conwy, which owns 3700 properties in the county… Continue Reading →