UK: The HSBC tower in London’s Canary Wharf may be maintained as an office block as the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) is said to be revising earlier redevelopment plans for greater leisure, education and entertainment purposes – including an 80-room hotel. Reuters reported shifting demand for offices and cost controls are behind the Qatar sovereign fund’s change for the 45-storey skyscraper – co-owned with Canada's Brookfield – after HSBC vacates the building in 2027.
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