DJ to advise as 49,000 sq ft Grade A Central London office space is brought to market following ITV relocation.

Complete DJ's survey to establish the best UK rugby union stadium and for the chance to win Guinness Premiership final tickets.

Drivers Jonas is to merge with Deloitte to create one of the largest real estate businesses in Europe.

Drivers Jonas has hosted its annual investment seminar – a prognostic view of what's in store for the investment market in 2010.

DJ's Planning team has secured planning consent for the redevelopment of Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design (CSM).

DJ's Rod Jones and Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson, Britain’s greatest Paralympic athlete, are to join the Executive Council of WheelPower.

DJ has been advising the London Development Agency on the 600-acre Olympic Legacy Development since 2008.

DJ has been lead commercial advisors on scheme design, viability, marketing, developer selection and agreement advice.

DJ has provided regular advice on the Elephant and Castle Regeneration project to the London Development Agency.

DJ is providing planning and SEA advice to SEEDA in respect of 80.4 hectares (204 acres) of land in Lee-on-the-Solent, Hampshire.

Drivers Jonas led a workshop with TMC and other consultants to discuss the development of a sustainability strategy for TMC.

DJ disposed of 26,000 sq ft of office accommodation within St James’s, London SW1 onbehalf of National Grid.

Sentiment is changing fast, driven by a falling pipeline and a resurgence of occupier interest - but developers are not building yet.

A new economic study of Wakefield believes the city is set to outperform the UK average for growth in several sectors.

DJ's latest research in the north west reveals that Manchester office occupiers remain positive despite the recession.

Construction activity has continued to slow down from the previous survey with no new starts recorded this time around.

How are urban regeneration projects in Scotland holding up in the face of the economic downturn?

There has been no acceleration in the provision of new sports facilities across London over the last two years.