All Property Week articles in 10 February 2023 – Page 4
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InsightScaling new heights in logistics
As more occupiers start to use automation, warehouse design is having to evolve to keep pace with their needs.
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InsightSEGRO: Green giant
Industrial specialist SEGRO has transformed a fire-damaged industrial site in north London into one of the most sustainable warehouse developments in the UK.
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InsightWhy renewables make sense for I&L firms
With soaring inflation and rising energy costs, many businesses are getting serious about investing in renewable solutions to reduce their operational expenditure.
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InsightQ&A: Five minutes with Sophie Watkin, Trammell Crow Company’s UK planning director
Trammell Crow Company’s UK planning director, Sophie Watkin, on giving back, The Traitors and supporting Sheffield Utd.
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InsightBusiness parks offer modern solutions
With many businesses transitioning to a hybrid working model or implementing more collaborative working practices, the traditional functions of warehousing units are increasingly less relevant as more adaptable uses become prevalent.
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InsightThe benefits of timber
In northern Italy, Cromwell Property Group is developing wooden logistics buildings, which we believe will create an important case study to help inform the industry about the benefits of using timber.
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InsightWood you believe it?
Last week I chaired a Property Week half-day conference as part of our Climate Crisis Challenge campaign, held in a suitably sustainable venue: The Office Group’s recently completed Black & White Building in London’s fashionable Shoreditch.
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InsightBlue skies ahead
The industrial and logistics market might be softening but, as UK managing director of GLP Europe Bruce Topley tells Andrew Saunders, that doesn’t mean it is heading from boom to bust.
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InsightIndustrial & Logistics supplement February 2023
SEGRO launches its most sustainable warehouse yet - GLP Europe’s MD remains upbeat on sector’s future - Use of robots allows for taller warehouses - Five minutes with Trammell Crow Company’s Sophie Watkin
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InsightSharp drop in I&L spend at the tail end of 2022
Investment in industrial and logistics properties plummeted in Q4 2022 after the strongest-ever start to a year.
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NewsProperty Week Digital Edition – 10 February 2023
London Gateway development director Oliver Treneman on the next wave of growth for the giant logistics park – Housing association Aster’s CIO on overcoming the challenges of delivering new homes - Study shows disabled people under-represented as property job seekers
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OnlineRuff and ready retail
Festival Place declares itself dog-friendly to attract customers to its shops
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ProfessionalWork and leisure increasingly entwined in post-Covid world
The office sector is turning to the hotel and hospitality market for inspiration to help attract and retain talent.
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InsightGove cuts through leasehold jungle
Housing secretary Michael Gove has been accused of many things – being a “betrayer” for one – but as head of many government departments he has been an incorrigible reformer and enforcer. That is why former prime ministers David Cameron and Boris Johnson relied on him so heavily.
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NewsUnlocking small sites for SMEs ‘key to tackling housing crisis’
Analysis reveals 1.6 million new homes could be built on unused parcels of land owned by local authorities
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News‘Whitehall power play’ sees Treasury take control of DLUHC spending
The Treasury has taken control of Michael Gove’s Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities’ (DLUHC) spending powers in a move described as a “Whitehall power play”.
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NewsCommunity engagement key to successful housing delivery
Aster’s Amanda Williams on the challenges for housing associations and the need for clarity on planning reform.
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OnlineSpin class: four-day working week
Soph and I enjoyed reading that British challenger bank Atom said it was delighted with the changes brought about by its new four-day work week (adopting a change that was pioneered by Pastis Communications).
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InsightGovernment must step up to solve cladding crisis
What tends to get lost in the debates around cladding is the fact that this crisis originates from a failure to properly regulate. The building regulations that are in operation, the building control system, permitted development that was intrinsically unsafe… and there were enough warnings through enough fires for government ...
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NewsCar park where Richard III’s remains found set to go under the hammer
The car park in Leicester where the remains of Richard III were discovered 11 years ago is set to go under the hammer with a guide price of £4m to £4.1m.
