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As René Benko’s Signa property empire implodes, the rest of the sector faces a reckoning
Private equity firm rebuts short seller’s warning about ‘a lot of rot in its book’
Bids for £90mn loan secured against block in City of London fall short in sign of property market stress
The players and properties at the centre of one of Europe’s highest-profile restructurings
Buckle up
Lenders across Europe race to assess their exposure to sprawling empire of Austrian billionaire René Benko
New form of co-working offers companies ability to expand or shrink space when needed
Segro CEO says his ‘very generic boxes’ are at the forefront of digitalisation
Stability review warns of contagion risk for wider financial sector from surging losses in real estate
High interest rates and plunging property values shake up commercial real estate market
UK landlord expects property investment to pick up following challenging period marked by soaring borrowing costs
Even if the property downturn lasts a little longer, further steep declines in the share price are unlikely
UK property group decided to try to re-let the space in a sign of its confidence in London office market
Not really. But if you wanted to, it’d be pretty easy
The desk-renting start-up’s implosion ought to teach investors not to bet the future on the recent past
Higher interest rates, an uncertain economy and remote work pile pressure on office space owners
But it’s probably not that big a problem for UK landlords, says Morgan Stanley
As office space group navigates Chapter 11 protection, rivals must also face down threats from tech and hybrid working
Desk-renting company seeks to restructure more than $13bn in lease obligations through Chapter 11 process
Company’s over-reach through 2010s defined era of magical thinking inspired by cheap money
Fintech negotiating for space in former Thomson Reuters building amid challenging time for Docklands estate
With 11 towers set to be built by 2030, the City of London needs to attract the workers to fill them
Rising rates are draining money away from an investment that comes with worries about rising debt costs and empty offices
Brookfield and Qatar Investment Authority put fresh capital into east London centre amid waning demand for office space
With interest rates at their highest in years, entrepreneurs are looking for real estate with a higher risk-reward profile
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