At one recent city council meeting alone, more than 2,000 units were approved, including a massive $500-million, 1,300-unit development at Bostwick and Southdale roads in the city’s southwest.

The City of London’s biggest transformation is happening at street level and many of us barely notice. It’s on the pavements, crossings, and public spaces, that the real success of a city is decided.

The City of London Corporation has granted planning permission for two major high-rise schemes at opposite ends of the City's ...

New images have been released by the City of London Corporation showing how the Square Mile’s skyline could look by the mid 2020s. The corporation said the latest images capture all major ...

London is looking to change its skyline as it boosts height limits across the city, but it's not enough in some areas, the mayor and local developers say. By Jack Moulton Published Sep 08, 2024 ...

New 34-storey London skyscraper will stand out with crown feature The proposed 479ft glass and steel structure to be built at 130 Fenchurch Street in London 130 Fenchurch Street will feature 31 ...

London’s historic financial district is on the cusp of notching a grim record: the City’s office market has failed to register a single deal for more than £100 million in the first half of the year — ...