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Met Tower, Glasgow THE property developer behind plans to transform Glasgow’s Met Tower has made two senior hires as it prepares to embark on the £100 million project. Osborne + Co, which is developing 120,000 square foot of Grade A office space and a 260-bed hotel at the former College of Building and Printing tower, has brought in Scott Easton as development manager, with Gary McIlwraith appointed deputy project director. The hires come after Osborne secured planning permission for the Met Tower redevelopment in January. Under the plans, a landscaped plaza will be developed to conn...

MetLife, Inc.: MetLife Completes $5 Billion Longevity Reinsurance Transactions with Rothesay MetLife, Inc. announced today that its subsidiary, Metropolitan Tower Life Insurance Company, has closed its second and third longevity reinsurance transactions with Rothesay Life Plc, reinsuring approximately $5 billion of pension liabilities associated with two U.K. bulk annuity transactions completed in the fourth quarter of 2020. "We are pleased to expand our relationship with Rothesay and build on our previous success to execute the latest two transactions very quickly and efficiently," said Jay ...

With the availability of vacant office space across Scotland rising at the strongest rate recorded since the global financial crisis, significant…

Lancefield Quay CGI PROPERTY development firm Osborne+Co is "making things happen" in Glasgow, says Will Hean. The company’s development director is working on three projects in the city: revamping the Met Tower, a major office building on Argyle Street and a 700-home development at Lancefield Quay. Today, his team will hold an online consultation on the riverside housing plan, and they want to hear what Glaswegians think about their ideas. Alongside the property arm of construction firm McAleer & Rushe, they are proposing to build 400 build-to-rent homes and 300 properties for priv...

THE plans to build 700 homes at Lancefield Quay should be submitted to Glasgow City Council this spring.