All Market Features articles
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ProfessionalAn age-old problem
An additional 50,000 homes for older people are required each year to keep pace with housing needs. So what’s holding developers back?
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OnlineLast-mile manoeuvres
As occupiers vie to secure space closer to their customers, Claire Robson assesses the impact on urban logistics
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MarketsThe great ‘hotelification’ drive
Offices are starting to mirror the aesthetic and comfort of hotels. Property Week reports on the trend.
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MarketsWill the Treasury land in Teesside?
Mayor hopes that a Teesside airport site will be chosen for a new government campus.
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MarketsTime Out Market heads east
Chief executive Didier Souillat tells Property Week about the group’s newest venture in Dubai.
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MarketsWill Gatwick take off again?
The airport and nearby towns have been hit hard by Covid. Property Week asks if they will recover.
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MarketsAll eyes on students for 2021
PBSA operators are waiting to see what the new year will bring for the sector.
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MarketsWeathering the Covid storm
Amid lockdown 2.0, the south west region’s leisure industry is once again holding its breath.
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MarketsPeterborough banks on regeneration
Council hopes development plans will revitalise city and attract investment.
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MarketsLeeds looks to a 2021 recovery
Covid-19 has certainly dented office take-up but the city looks set to bounce back by spring.
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MarketsLack of supply for later living
The retirement living sector is under strain to meet demand as the population ages.
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MarketsAdapting to survive and thrive
Retail is embracing change to get through the new national lockdown.
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MarketsManchester's tier three lockdown presents a real moment of jeopardy
Manchester starts to calculate the likely cost of the enforced new tier three restrictions.
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MarketsManaging to keep Covid-safe
Even for a government that has an impressive track record of back-tracking on decisions, the decision last month to row back on encouraging workers to get back to their offices was a doozy. After all, businesses and landlords alike had spent millions of pounds reconfiguring offices to comply with government ...
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MarketsLeicester goes for the home run
But the city’s bold plans for housing and employment sites face challenges.
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MarketsBasingstoke’s housing boost
The Manydown scheme is aiming to attract London commuters post-lockdown.
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MarketsRedevelopment of Bristol's Stokes Croft sparks gentrification fears
Intensity of mixed-use and resi development causes gentrification concerns. Mitchell Labiak reports
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MarketsHigh hopes for Exeter scheme
Mitchell Labiak asks whether council’s £300m mixed-use town-centre scheme will come to fruition
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MarketsGloucester Business Park edges closer to full occupancy
Arlington to keep growing park so long as demand remains strong
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Markets‘Subdued’ tenants fail to put spark in Bristol office market
Rents remain robust owing to lack of grade-A space in the city
