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Renting office space in London to become costlier in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Renting office space in London to become costlier in 2023

Office spaces in London could be expensive to rent next year due to a supply crunch, J.P. Morgan analysts said on Wednesday, as developers are being restricted from creating new spaces and leases...

Katie Hopkins' 'pay or play' clause means she is set to pocket full $200,000 fee - Vimarsana News

Katie Hopkins' 'pay or play' clause means she is set to pocket full $200,000 fee

She may have been booted out of the country on Tuesday, but right-wing motormouth Katie Hopkins looks set to laugh all the way to the bank back in Dear Old Blighty. Thanks to a “pay or play” clause in Hopkins’ contract with Big Brother production company Endemol Shine, which creates the show on behalf of the Seven Network, Hopkins is due to pocket all of the estimated $200,000 fee for which she had signed on, despite her aborted appearance. Katie Hopkins mocking the safety rules upon her arrival in Australia. Credit:Instagram: @_katie_hopkins_ A spokeswoman for Big Brother declin...

West End landlord Shaftesbury looks to summer revival as it reports £339m loss - Vimarsana News

West End landlord Shaftesbury looks to summer revival as it reports £339m loss

Last modified on Tue 25 May 2021 03.46 EDT The West End landlord Shaftesbury has reported a wider first-half loss but is hopeful that a recovery in central London is under way, with its vacancy rate improving. The company, which owns 600 buildings in Carnaby, Seven Dials and Chinatown, and also parts of Covent Garden, Soho and Fitzrovia in the heart of the capital, said its pretax loss widened to £339m in the six months to 31 March from £288m a year earlier, as rental income declined by a fifth to £49m. With central London emptied of shoppers and tourists during successive Covid-19 l...