The capital’s Affordable Housing Programme between 2021 and 2026 only saw 14,335 housing starts by March 2026, falling below the minimum target of 17,800.
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MRP gets green light for mixed-use Kensington Olympia redevelopment
The redevelopment of Liberty House will deliver 110,000 sq ft of grade-A office space alongside a 371-bedroom Maldron-branded hotel.
Over the course of 13 years, he played a key role in the group's delivery of 2.5m sq ft of prime development, generating more than £400m in development surpluses.
The newly built multi-let light industrial estate has an EPC ‘A’ rating, EV charging provision and solar PV.
Landmark Space said the rebrand reflected its holistic and science-led approach to flex workspace and announced a new site at 1 Great St Helen's.
Stanhope will also work with NBIM to secure further prime commercial assets across London and Paris.
Owner Delancey has gained consent for a 121,000 sq ft expansion of the site at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in east London, already home to a number of universities.
He joins the central London landlord, which has substantial property holdings in Bloomsbury, from Canary Wharf Group, where he was a director.
The funding will support the conversion of vacant office buildings at Royal Albert Dock into a 1,085-bed student scheme.
Colliers has been appointed to market the Blue Star House office building in Brixton, which has consent for a 341-apartment scheme.
The firm will move to the space in 2030 when its current central London office at Charing Cross is set for refurbishment.
The firm raised £47m from the sale of 165 lots at its June residential auction.
The highest-value sale was a terraced mews house in Belgravia, west London, which sold for £2.66m.
Josh Lawrence, the developer's UK chief executive, said the revamp of 10 Great Pulteney Street would “transform an unloved asset in a great area into a first-rate office building”.
The industry broadly welcomes the launch of the mayor’s direct housebuilding arm.
The bank said the 999-year leasehold deal for One Churchill Place will provide greater certainty over long-term occupancy costs.
The CoLC said the minister's call for further scrutiny of the plan’s assessment of tall buildings, and their impact on the Tower of London World Heritage Site, "beggars belief".
The park is fully leased to a diversified occupier base and comprises four modern warehouse units across a 15.4-acre site.
Skanska has been appointed to develop the scheme, which will create 270,000 sq ft of office accommodation, as well as retail space and public realm at ground level.
The company paid £28m for the adjacent buildings in Crown Place, Sun Street and Appold Street, which total 45,000 sq ft.
The four buildings at the £2.5bn Elephant Park regeneration scheme in south London comprise Lendlease's entire remaining UK BTR portfolio.
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Blacklock joins Knight Frank’s property and asset management team from Savills
She brings more than 15 years of experience in central London commercial property management, with a strong track record across commercial assets.
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Big interview with London office provider Argyll’s Sarah Moulton
London office provider Argyll’s chief people and transformation officer, Sarah Moulton, tells Property Week's Anandita Malhotra how the firm has embedded inclusivity throughout the business.
Get Living on The Elephant and urban regeneration trends
Ilana Sarner, head of leasing for the new Elephant retail destination in south London, on how the scheme is progressing and the up-and-coming trends in retail-led regeneration.
From Sharjah to Southwark: Arada sets out plan to reimagine London living
Arada, known for its huge residential projects in the Gulf region, has its sights set on London. Property Week's Madeleine Knight visited its schemes in the UAE to see first hand the design principles it plans to deploy in the UK.
Ealing Council’s strategic director for economy and sustainability on London’s housing crisis, nightlife and why growth needs jobs
In this week’s Propcast in partnership with Property Week, Andrew Teacher discusses with Peter George from Ealing Council about urban development.
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