Lidl has announced plans to open nine new and upgraded stores in one month, creating hundreds of new jobs, following its most successful Christmas period to date. The discount supermarket retailer ...

JP Morgan Global Alternatives’ plans to revamp and extend the building at 1-10 Bishops Square, E1, have been approved by Tower Hamlets Council. The plans, designed by architects Foster + Partners, are ...

Nuvia, a part of Vinci Group, has relocated its Oxfordshire operations to a new office at MEPC’s Milton Park. The nuclear engineering specialist has signed a 10-year lease for 10,200 sq ft. It will ...

Landsec’s plans to redevelop adjoining Southbank office buildings are up for approval at Southwark Council’s major applications planning committee meeting on 11 February. Plans for the adjoining ...

Hollywood Bowl has secured a deal with LCP Properties, part of M Core Group, to open a new venue at The Centre in Livingston, Scotland, next year. The leisure operator has leased 26,000 sq ft at the ...

Landsec has signed Wingstop UK at Liverpool One, marking its first F&B signing of 2025 at the centre. The US restaurant chain has signed a 15-year lease for a 3,000 sq ft store on Lord Street. It ...

Plans for a mixed-use development comprising build-to-rent flats and student accommodation in Edinburgh have been refused by the city council.

COMMENT The affordable housing crisis is one of the defining challenges of our time. Across the UK, households are grappling with rising rents and a dwindling supply of homes within budget. This isn’t ...

One of Social Housing REIT’s lessees has filed for a company voluntary arrangement. The company, formerly known as Triple Point Social Housing REIT, said My Space Housing Solutions lets 34 properties ...

Real estate lender Leumi UK has provided a £70m loan to funds managed by Zetland Capital to refinance its Marriott hotels in Manchester and Edinburgh.

Colliers’ national offices team has expanded with the appointment of Jonathan Fear as head of the agency’s Birmingham city centre offices team.

LCP Group has almost filled a Welsh retail park that it bought last October, taking the vacancy rate from 45% to less than 2% – with just one shop still empty.