Lloyd’s Register to Sell Modern Tower and Return to Victorian HQ March 21, 2025 By Damian Shepherd and Jack Sidders Lloyd’s Register, the maritime society formed in a London coffee house in 1760, has put its modern glass headquarters up...
City of London’s Tallest Tower Fully Leased With RiverStone International Deal January 20, 2025 By Jack Sidders The tallest skyscraper in the City of London financial district has reached full occupancy just over four years after it...
London Defers Tallest Tower Decision Amid Neighbors’ Objections, Including Lloyd’s July 3, 2024 By Jack Sidders and Michael Hennessey The City of London Corporation deferred a vote on plans for a new 73-story office tower next to the Gherkin...
City of London Is Relaxed About the Prospect of a Labour Election Win May 24, 2024 By Loukia Gyftopoulou, Ben Stupples and Jack Sidders In the City of London, executives are looking forward to the imminent general election as a chance for clarity after...
Loan Deadline Looms for China Life Canary Wharf Tower March 20, 2024 By Jack Sidders and Lucca de Paoli China Life Insurance Co. is in crunch talks with lenders to an office tower in Canary Wharf to help stave...
UK Commercial Property Defaults Rise as Rate Hikes Hit Borrowers October 17, 2023 By Jack Sidders The number of soured commercial real estate loans has begun to rise in the UK as the rapid increase in...
Europe Braces for a Sharp, Abrupt Real Estate Reversal January 23, 2023 By Jack Sidders Turmoil at trophy properties in London and Frankfurt offer a glimpse of the damage awaiting European real estate investors as...
UK Regulator Pushes Insurers to Cut Premiums for Fire-Risk Apartments July 19, 2022 By Katherine Griffiths and Jack Sidders Thousands of people living in high-rise apartments in Britain are set to get better deals on their property insurance following...
UK Homebuilders Commit More Than £2B to Fix Fire Safety Issues April 18, 2022 By Jack Sidders Developers responsible for building half of the new homes in the UK have committed more than 2 billion pounds ($2.6...
Lloyd’s Weighs Future of Headquarters as Market Embraces Flexible Working January 18, 2022 By Jack Sidders Lloyd’s of London is reviewing its real estate needs as the historic insurance market embraces flexible working. “As we adapt...