Good morning. Here’s your daily round-up of the latest news and views from EG and a collection of real estate-relevant headlines from the national papers.

The industrial and logistics sector could see 85% of current stock under 100,000 sq ft become obsolete by 2030 if the government sticks to previously agreed EPC timelines, according to research ...

Starlight Investments, a Canada-based real estate investment firm, has increased its UK build-to-rent holdings with the £500m acquisition of three assets in Manchester and Basildon. The acquisition, ...

EDITOR'S COMMENT You’ve got to give kudos to anyone who has actually managed to splash a decent amount of cash this year. It has not been the greatest vintage when it comes to dealmaking, let’s face ...

Last night more than 800 of the great and the good from the commercial property industry gathered in central London for the 20th annual EG Awards. Click here to view the full list of winners and ...

WW F1 Student Development Company’s 46-storey, 912-bed purpose-built student accommodation scheme in Wood Wharf looks set go ahead after a split vote led the deferral of a decision.

Artificial intelligence company PhysicsX has signed for a new office in London’s Shoreditch three times the size of its former base, compounding a trend of space-hungry AI firm expansion.

ICG Real Estate has secured a second deal with transport and logistics company DSV at its 2.9m sq ft Mercia Park on the Leicestershire-Derbyshire border. The new 215,000 sq ft lease expands DSV’s ...

Quebec-based pension fund CDPQ has appointed former John Lewis chair Dame Sharon White as managing director and head of Europe. White will join the pension fund, formerly known as Caisse de dépôt et ...

More than 800 professionals from across the built environment gathered at Old Billingsgate last night to celebrate the 20th annual EG Awards. With entertainment from beatboxing legends Duke and ...

Online train ticket seller Trainline is wrapping up a deal for a new, larger office in Midtown ahead of a lease break in 2026 at its current home in Holborn.

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