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City Spy: Blanchflower is in a rage over IMF

09.06.11
Clearly stung by the IMF's decision to back George Osborne's economic plans and his refusal to adopt Plan B on the deficit, David "Danny" Blanchflower is on the offensive... more

Bigger may not be better as property firms eye tie-ups

01.06.11
It is often said that property is like no other business: most of the time to be successful demands special skills, but not always. In some circumstances, success is nothing to do with the actions of management... more

Jones Lang deal creates 85 estate agent millionaires

27.05.11
Takeover fever strickes the property sector again as global giant Jones Lang LaSalle's £197 million swoop for rival King Sturge created 85 overnight millionaires at the business... more

City Spy: Oh no! Spymaster falls for conman

16.05.11
What is about Air Marshall Sir John Walker, ex-spymaster at the Defence Intelligence Service (DIS) and one of the City's great and the good, and con artists?... more

Goldman's Fleet Street office on sale for £300m

11.02.11
Investment banking giant Goldman Sachs' Peterborough Court headquarters in Fleet Street has been formally put up for sale with a £300 million price tag.... more

CBRE stays on top in battle of the agents

04.02.11
CBRE, the world's biggest property agent, reports a solid set of results for 2010 with profits growing from $33 million to $200 million... more

City Spy: Bribery hurdle as 2012 Olympics approach

20.12.10
Organisations face heavy fines, and executives up to 10 years in jail for offering a bribe - and that includes entertaining someone at your expense... more

City Spy: The Tory so cosy with Chocfinger

03.11.10
It emerges that Andrew Mitchell gave help to British cocoa magnate Anthony “Chocfinger” Ward after receiving £40,000 in donations from Ward’s company Armajaro Holdings... more

In and Out Club on the market as sale fails

01.11.10
The long-running saga over the former home of the Naval & Military Club at 94 Piccadilly continues as a sale of the building falls apart... more

Office space plan could fall flat for Government

21.10.10
Government attempts to raise cash by sub-letting unused office space could fall flat, experts warn... more

Qatari riches pour into property market

15.06.10
Large swathes of London are set to be transformed by the wealth of Qatar as figures reveal that money from the Middle East and Far East is dominating the capital's property market... more

City Spy: Castell faces tough questions at BP

04.06.10
HOW worried should Sir William Castell be about his job as senior independent director of BP?... 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

City Spy: Battle of the brands in Formula 1

30.03.10
The Formula One season is only two races old but already rows are forming... more

CBRE hit as chief quits to start on new venture

09.10.09
The head of City investment at CB Richard Ellis has quit to set up a new venture in a major blow to the property firm... more

Mammoth project that may turn into a white elephant

03.07.09
Mark Morris and Maurice Golker have a very big decision to make in the coming weeks. This virtually unknown pair of property investors control a major site in the City. They are on the verge of submitting plans for a huge office block on the 2.8 acres of land in EC3. But is building a huge office block a terribly bright idea right now?... more

Office building revival 'will not start until 2013'

03.06.09
Developers will not start building any new offices until 2013 although they should really start as early as 2011, a report says... more

Vauxhall and Battersea are in the pink

11.05.09
Taking London's Pulse: Vauxhall was once a pleasure-seeker's paradise. In the past decade, the area best known as a transport thoroughfare again became a pull for the party people. Meanwhile, neighbour Battersea attracted the yuppie overspill from across the Thames... more

Wake for the last of the big spenders

06.05.09
There was a sombre mood at this year’s Arabian Travel Market, the annual industry get-together in Dubai. All the talk was of falling revenues, cutting costs and swine flu ... more

Victoria hopes to click again as new media hub

27.04.09
Pimlico has had a poor press. Some may still see it as a Belgravia wannabe, but the area has come a long way since GK Chesterton decried its poverty-struck streets as a "desperate thing"... more

Crunch takes fizz out of property jamboree

03.03.09
The once-mighty Mipim international property trade fair in Cannes next week will see nearly 10,000 fewer people attending than last year as the economic crisis keeps delegates from London and around the world at home... more

Ritblat firm wields the jobs axe as crisis bites

16.01.09
Property: Commercial property consultant Colliers CRE announced 70 job cuts in London as it battles the worst crisis in the market for decades... more

Surveyors axed in blitz on costs

05.11.08
Chartered surveyors in London braced for further bloodshed as a fresh wave of redundancies rock the property industry... more

Property falls hit consultants

30.07.08
The world's two largest property consultants have reported a massive collapse in profits as property values continue to drop... more

Fears grow for property jobs as 50 axed at DTZ

18.06.08
Worries that a number of rivals including Jones Lang LaSalle and CB Richard Ellis will follow suit... more

Only one firework night at Kenwood ... due to bats

22.05.08
The traditional fireworks show at the Kenwood House concerts will be restricted to one night this summer - to safeguard colonies of bats... more

Credit crunch causes dive in office demand

07.04.08
Office lettings in the City and Canary Wharf have plummeted in the last six months ... more


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