Two in the past week and almost a dozen in the past year – rallies of tenants with signs demanding change from London landlords and politicians have become common in the city. Only a few years ago, the only methods tenants used to complain about their landlords were official city hall complaints and occasional calls […]
Tenants at an east-London apartment building managed by Old Oak properties staged a protest Thursday over what they described as unlivable conditions the company is refusing the address.
Running late to work and still facing a commute to your child’s daycare first? What a relief if it’s just a short elevator ride in your own building away.
London’s development community is reeling as Greg Bierbaum, one of its most prominent members, has died.
One of London’s largest redevelopment projects, planned for a 58-hectare site in the east end, earned two unanimous endorsements from city politicians Monday night.
A massive infill project on a long-abandoned property in east London looks to be kicking into high gear, with a request to raze eight vacant buildings on the old London Psychiatric Hospital lands.
When the Humane Society London and Middlesex was looking for support to build a new home, its executive director, Steve Ryall, saw Old Oak Properties had on its website a “chief barking officer.”
The redevelopment of the former London Psychiatric Hospital lands into a sprawling residential community is taking far too long, a developer says. Old Oak Properties bought the site at Oxford Street and Highbury Avenue for $17 million more than two years ago and applied for rezoning earlier this year after meeting city demands. But it […]