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British Land praises Jeremy Hunt over UBS HQ

04.08.11
British Land's chief executive heaps praise on the coalition Government's planning policy and its work to approve the new £850 million UBS building at Broadgate... more

City Spy: Pringle's crisp exit from ad land job

30.06.11
The advertising industry gave a good send-off to Hamish Pringle, departing director-general of the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, with a party at the Royal Horticultural Halls in Westminster last night - complete with tubes of Pringles crisps, of course... more

English Heritage blocks plans of UBS to develop Broadgate HQ

03.06.11
English Heritage dealt a blow to plans for investment bank UBS' new £340 million headquarters at Broadgate today after recommending the listing of the two buildings on the site.... more

British Land warns against Heritage listing of UBS base

23.05.11
Developer British Land is hoping to avoid an unexpected spanner in the works from English Heritage this week over its new £340 million headquarters for UBS at Broadgate... more

Bargain hunt by British Land

15.02.11
British Land is on the lookout for more bargains this year as property assets come onto the market at "realistic" prices... more

Carphone’s David Ross sells half of Kandahar empire

06.01.11
Carphone Warehouse founder David Ross breaks up his Kandahar property empire with the £240 million sale of a shopping centre to British Land ... more

British Land shows faith in City with new building for UBS

10.12.10
British Land backs the City recovery further by seeking planning consent to develop prime offices for UBS bank... more

Why this starting gun on a rally may be premature

19.11.10
Property: It is not surprising that Francis Salway and Chris Grigg have agreed on the start date for the London development cycle to begin again: Now... more

City Spy: More than a storm in a teacup at Twinings

19.11.10
There is dismay at Westminster that Twinings, the quintessentially English tea brand that is a subsidiary of Associated British Foods, is relocating much of its production to Poland... more

Square Mile's Cheesegrater tower taken out of mothballs

25.10.10
Property giant British Land revives its plan to build the “Cheesegrater” tower in the Square Mile, a sign that the banking crisis is over and that confidence is returning... more

Now’s the time to go Metric (if prices don’t fall forever)

24.09.10
Metric Property boss, Andrew Jones, seemed cheerful enough at lunch on Monday, despite a feeling in the air that the commercial property market is sinking slightly... more

British Land ‘cautious’ as austerity takes its toll

04.08.10
Landlord and developer British Land says the recovery in the property market is running out of steam as government austerity measures take their toll... more

British Land to turn its sights on the West End

05.07.10
Developer and landlord British Land signals a shift of focus from the City to the West End... more

British Land turns around from property bubble losses

18.05.10
British Land swings back into profit as it books the first full-year increase in the value of its portfolio since the property bubble burst three years ago... more

City Spy: Brothel banker Tets soars up charts

26.04.10
Perhaps the Evening Standard should be sending in an invoice to the former brothel-creeping Goldman Sachs trader Tetsuya “Tets” Ishikawa ... more

British Land may revive Cheesegrater in recovery

31.03.10
The Cheesegrater, one of the tallest buildings planned for the City of London, could be back on as demand for new office space soars... more

British Land bounces back following property slump

09.02.10
British Land says the value of its property empire rose sharply at the end of last year as it fought off the worst decline in decades... more

Let's call off the attack dogs and move on

10.12.09
Last night, one of the starriest gatherings of the City year took place at the Victoria & Albert Museum... more

British Land rides out ‘worst storm in real estate history’

17.11.09
The commercial property market showed fresh signs of life today as “the worst storm in real estate history” eases ... more

Footsie surges ahead as good news adds to signs of a global recovery

14.10.09
The London stock market bounced back from yesterday’s sell-off and were changing hands at a new high for the year amid signs that the global recovery has accelerated ... more

Four reasons ambitious three left British Land in the lurch

09.10.09
Chris Grigg is in deep trouble. The 49-year-old former banker, who joined British Land as chief executive in January, has lost three members of the eight-strong team which runs the UK’s second-biggest property company day-to-day. It gets worse. The three defectors run the entire retail side of business, which accounts for 56% of the £8.6 billion portfolio. ... more

Stars quitting British Land to found rival property firm

08.10.09
British Land is on the verge of turmoil after it emerged that three of its most senior directors are about to quit ... more

British Land's sale slashes its debts

18.09.09
British Land finally sells half its stake in City of London office complex Broadgate - giving it the firepower to embark on a £1 billion spending spree.... more

British Land lifts hopes of a turnaround as slide eases

18.08.09
Developer and landlord British Land today stoked hopes that the worst of the property slump is over but remained tight lipped over the expected sale of half its Broadgate office estate in the City ... more

British Land: property slump is far from over

21.05.09
The head of British Land warned that the property slump is far from over after the developer racked up losses of £3.9 billion ... more

British Land lifted by Mitsubishi move

08.04.09
Japanese financial group Mitsubishi agreed to relocate two subsidiaries in the City of London in the biggest deal for the commercial property market this year... more

Big share giveaways that are built on shaky ground

13.02.09
British Land yesterday produced a set of third-quarter results that pretty much guarantees new chief executive Chris Grigg won't match the £948,000 bonus paid to his predecessor Stephen Hester last year.... more

British Land looks to raise £740 million trhough rights issue

12.02.09
Property: UK property heavyweight British Land is looking to raise £740 million of equity through a two-for-three rights issue it hopes will quell the risk of a financial covenant breach and bankroll an opportunistic acquisition spree... more

Property pair raise £750m to cut debts

28.01.09
Property: Beleaguered property developers British Land and Land Securities are to sell stakes in two of Britain’s biggest shopping centres for £750 million to help pay off debts ... more


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