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  • Second chances: Ex-offenders could help solve recruitment crisis

    February 28, 2022

    “I always wanted to be a drug dealer. Getting a job would have been strange to me,” Liam Meredith, an ex-offender who now runs his own catering business, says.  Many young men like Meredith struggle to break a cycle of offending even after they leave prison, due to tumultuous home lives.  For men like Meredith, [...]

  • Aviva and Allianz partner on £500m City office and retail development

    February 28, 2022

    Aviva Investors and Allianz Real Estate have entered a partnership for a massive ongoing development in the heart of Canada. The joint venture, 1 Liverpool Street and 101 Moorgate with a gross development value of around £500m, are central to the Crossrail development site in the Square Mile. “London is one of the [...]

  • Real estate giant JLL reports record revenue for fourth quarter

    February 28, 2022

    Real estate giant JLL has reported record revenue and fee revenue for the fourth quarter.  In results published on Monday, the Chicago-based firm reported record revenue of  $5.9bn and fee revenue of $2.8bn for the quarter. Revenue shot up 23 per cent while fee revenue jumped 42 per cent. The real estate and investment management [...]

  • Hackney’s London Fields Brewery brought to the market after Carlsberg Marston’s close taproom

    February 28, 2022

    East London brewery London Fields Brewery has been brought to the market by property consultancy Gerald Eve. Situated under Hackney’s railway arches  the brewery was closed just four years after Carlsberg Marston’s Brewing Company snapped it up. The brewing titan’s CEO Paul Davies said at the end of last year the firm had “taken the [...]

  • Saturday Sitdown: Mortgage guru Colin Bell on why Brits are ready for 50 year fixed rates

    February 26, 2022

    Following the Bank of England’s recent interest rate rise and all the implications it has for the property and mortgage market, one firm is  offering loans at a 30 year fixed rate, with plans to offer 40 and 50 year fixes in the near future. Sold as a massive lifestyle enabler and gives people much [...]

  • Take your workspace to the next level in Whitechapel

    February 25, 2022

    As we tentatively return to something approaching ‘normal’ following the pandemic, many businesses find themselves in a tricky situation. Working from home full-time is gladly receding into the rear-view mirror but the old, static office model now seems a little antiquated.  Modern workers require the flexibility of hybrid working, and office spaces need to be [...]

  • London Cancer Hub opens new collaboration space for life-science firms

    February 24, 2022

    The London Cancer Hub in Sutton has opened a new  incubator and collaboration space for life-science companies who work on cancer-related projects, CityA.M. was exclusively told. The Innovation Gateway will provide laboratory, office and collaboration facilities at the south London hub. The space hopes to become a global leader for cancer research, treatment and commercial [...]

  • UK home sellers overprice their properties by as much as 21 per cent in wake of stamp duty holiday

    February 24, 2022

    Rightmove revealed yesterday that asking prices saw their biggest monthly increase in over 20 years. Despite a property market boom, the gap between the asking price expectations of the nation’s sellers and what buyers are willing to pay is as big as 21 per cent in some areas of the market, according to data shared [...]

  • Look inside: London’s smallest flat sold at auction for £90,000

    February 24, 2022

    London’s smallest flat sold at auction on Wednesday for £90,000, well above the guide price for the 75 sq ft property. Located on Saratoga Road, Hackney, the property – images of which were shared around Twitter in the days before the auction – sold for 20 per cent over its guide price of £75,000. The [...]

  • Morgan Sindall doubles profits and share earnings in record results

    February 24, 2022

    Morgan Sindall has doubled pre-tax profit in the past year, after the pandemic threw a spanner into British construction works. In a set of record results, the construction and regeneration group enjoyed a more than 100 per cent boost to earnings per share last year, which climbed from 108.6p to 226p. Shareholders has been left [...]

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