A wave of press attention for JTRE London’s’s groundbreaking office destination in CoStar, Property Week and Estates Gazette
We recently brought Paul Norman from CoStar and Jamie Bennett Ness from Property Week to 220 Blackfriars, for a first-hand insight into how 220 Blackfriars is setting a new standard for the workplace in terms of amenity, social impact, design and occupier experience. Set for completion in 2027, 220 Blackfriars is a major new mixed-use development on the South […]
Muse sets out vision for more inclusive affordable housing in Inside Housing
We’re proud to work with placemaker Muse, who is creating meaningful change in the built environment and delivering affordable, vibrant neighbourhoods in response to local need. Muse’s Development Director Isabelle Asante was featured in Inside Housing last week, exploring how the industry must focus not just on delivering more homes, but places that meet the needs of London’s communities, […]
Looking ahead to an eventful UKREiiF for our clients
UKREiiF returns to Leeds this May, and we will be on the ground supporting clients across a busy conference programme. Muse has secured its dedicated pavilion at The Fearns at The Department for the third consecutive year, for the future of UK cities and towns. With a combined pipeline of £4.6bn and nearly 15,000 […]
A wave of major announcements for Tameside Council, Greater Manchester
2026 is turning out to be a landmark year for our client Tameside Council, with a series of major announcements which demonstrated the borough’s momentum and ambition. The next wave of the Greater Manchester Good Growth Fund was confirmed, with £25m allocated to Tameside to support the delivery of new homes, transport infrastructure and the […]
The fracturing of British politics and what the May elections mean for Sir Keir Starmer
The May local elections are upon us again, promising to be one of the most significant in recent memory. The two-party system that has defined British politics for generations looks close to shattering completely. A year of polling has seen Reform, the Conservatives, Labour and the Greens all clustered in the twenties simultaneously, a fragmentation […]
A standout season of arts and culture
Our clients Devonshire Square and Sugar House Island both delivered stand-out cultural moments for London this season, strengthening their positions as vibrant, creative, community‑focused destinations. Devonshire Square hosted the International Women in Arts Festival, a four‑week programme of free performances celebrating female talent across music, dance and illustration, while raising funds for The Pink Ribbon […]
New deals bolster Sugar House Island’s growing business and education community
Sugar House Island has signed two new deals, adding to its growing business and education community. Study Group, on behalf of the University of Huddersfield – London, and global ship management company Anglo-Eastern have signed deals to take a combined 15,204 sq ft. Both will take space at Colour Works, part of Chimney Walk, the Island’s newest […]
Demand for office space at DSQ continues
Our client Devonshire Square (DSQ) is set to be the home of the new London headquarters of major international law firm RPC, marking a significant new office deal for the destination and the wider City of London. RPC will take all five floors at DSQ 10, leaving its Tower Bridge premises after nearly 20 years, […]
Influencer buzz builds for Sugar House Island exhibition
Ahead of the launch of “DON’T FORGET TO TELEPORT”, we secured impactful influencer coverage for our client Sugar House Island, building early momentum and visibility for the exhibition. Content creator, Sanny Hoskins, who has an engaged audience of over 147,000 followers on TikTok, with more than 1 million likes, shared a preview of the immersive […]
Muse’s Stroudley Walk spotlighted in Metro’s Neighbourhood Watch
Last week our client Muse was featured in Metro’s Property & Home: Neighbourhood Watch supplement, shining a spotlight on its Stroudley Walk neighbourhood in London, and highlighting the development’s role in Bow’s ongoing regeneration story. The feature positions Bow at the heart of East London’s “golden triangle” – linking the City of London, Canary Wharf, and Stratford – […]