February 3, 2026
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February 3, 2026KKR sells two UK Delta hotels, puts two more up for sale
New York City-based Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. Partners, most often referred to as KKR & Co., and its joint-venture partner, Boston-based The Baupost Group, have sold several of their United Kingdom hotels branded Delta by Marriott and have plans to sell more.
February 3, 2026German real estate group launches in UK with London acquisition
BHRE Group (Bayerische Hausbau Real Estate Group), a Munich-based real estate asset management company, has bought a prime office and retail building in London’s West End in its first foray into the UK market.
February 3, 2026Distressed REIT Pacific Oak seeks approval for 2,000-home portfolio sale
Pacific Oak Strategic Opportunity REIT is seeking bondholder approval for a $300 million sale of its entire single-family rental portfolio of more than 2,000 homes as the struggling real estate investment trust navigates loan defaults, management upheaval and an uncertain regulatory environment for institutional residential ownership.
February 3, 2026Berkeley and Taylor Wimpey on board for New Towns project in Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes City Council has signed a new agreement with major developers, including Berkeley Group and Taylor Wimpey, and landowners to strengthen housebuilding and infrastructure projects in the city.
February 3, 2026Advisers vie for lucrative public sector real estate framework
Advisers are being invited to tender for the Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation Estates Management Professional Services Contract, or ESPO.
February 3, 2026UK commercial property investment to move from repricing to stabilisation in 2026
UK commercial property capital markets will enter a phase of stabilisation and gradual recovery through 2026, rather than a sharp rebound in activity, following an extended period of repricing, predicts Carter Jonas.
February 3, 2026Nuveen sells Farringdon office and showroom block
Nuveen has completed the sale of The Sans, 20 St John Square, in Farringdon.
February 3, 2026Unique performance factors will define Olympic moment for Milan's hotels
Excitement is building in Milan as the 2026 Winter Olympics is set to take place Feb. 6-22.
February 3, 2026CBRE expands Las Vegas team; Cushman hire targets affordable housing business; Cresa adds life science broker
CBRE said it expanded its retail-focused services in Las Vegas with the hiring of Dan Hubbard as a senior vice president and Fernando Martinez-Reding as a senior associate. Hubbard joined the firm from Cushman & Wakefield, where he served as managing director and led Hubbard Retail Advisors within Cushman.
February 3, 2026Prologis to deliver build-to-suit headquarters for online homeware brand
Warehouse property giant Prologis will deliver a 217,785-square-foot built-to-suit facility for e-commerce homeware brand Laura James at its major DIRFT development in Northamptonshire.
February 3, 2026Hoteliers can expect 'more of the same' in the first half of 2026
As the U.S. hotel industry faces continued soft revenue per available room in 2026, Isaac Collazo, senior director of analytics at STR, said he's more optimistic for full-year performance, even though the industry faces a tough first half of the year.
February 3, 2026London and Regional combines divisions and rebrands ahead of growth push
London and Regional, the UK-based real estate investment firm of the Livingstone brothers, has united its hotels, commercial real estate, private credit and ventures divisions under one platform as it looks to become the "partner of choice” for major institutional investors.
February 3, 2026Where hotel restaurants succeed and what they could do better in 2026
Food-and-beverage quality and service should enhance the hotel guest experience.
February 3, 2026Unite Students and Manchester Metropolitan University cement £390 million joint venture
Unite Students, the UK-based student accommodation provider, has finalised its joint venture with Manchester Metropolitan University to deliver 2,302 new student beds at its Cambridge Halls scheme.
February 3, 2026Glasgow offices: Tough economics but clear opportunities
Key Scottish industry figures gathered in Glasgow last week in the second of a series of roadshows to discuss the key trends unfolding in a recovering but still-challenged office market north of the border.
February 3, 2026Are the days of long residential leaseholds numbered?
The government has fulfilled a manifesto pledge regarding planned reforms around leasehold properties with publication of the long-awaited Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill. So is this the end of long residential leasehold? And if so, what is likely to replace it?
February 3, 2026Ryden expands property valuation, lease advisory and rating team
Ryden has significantly expanded its professional services offering following strategic hires and the integration with Lambert Smith Hampton in Scotland.
February 3, 2026UK warehousing past 'cyclical peak in supply', analysis suggests
Falling supply and improving occupier confidence at the end of last year helped the UK logistics market continue its steady recovery, according to analysis published by Newmark, the global property consultancy.
February 3, 2026Crane survey: Hotel rooms boom and office refurbishments rise across regions in 2025
Numbers of hotel rooms under construction across four of the UK's leading regional cities increased by more than 50% last year, while high-quality refurbishments dominated office starts, Deloitte’s Regional Crane Surveys show.