Market features
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MarketsDemand for airport food and beverage takes off
High passenger numbers are driving demand for additional retail and food and beverage options at airports.
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MarketsIs the BTR bubble about to burst?
Overall investment levels in the sector remain high, but these positive figures mask underlying issues.
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MarketsSpaces that work well: the drive to create healthier buildings
As occupiers and investors increasingly seek properties designed to boost the wellbeing of staff and residents, Property Week looks at how developers are rising to the challenge of creating healthier buildings.
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MarketsGrab-and-go: the rise of the drive-through
Changing consumer habits are driving up demand for food and beverage sites away from high streets.
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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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MarketsOffices are bouncing back in the South East
After a tricky few years, take-up of workspace in the South East is starting to pick up.
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MarketsDoes the hotel sector have staying power?
Falling investment in the hotel sector has led developers to think laterally.
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MarketsHow residential development is on the up in Birmingham
Residential development is on the rise in Birmingham city centre, buoyed by strong demand for high-end BTR homes. Property Week reports on how housing is becoming an important part of the city centre landscape.
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NewsDepartment stores considering a wide range of uses to fill vacant spaces
Owners of former department stores are considering a wide range of uses to fill the vast vacant spaces.
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MarketsUK office design looks East for inspiration
As UK businesses adjust to post-Covid realities, workspace providers are taking inspiration from Asia to maximise their use of space.
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MarketsRegional focus: North East
The region is experiencing strong demand for warehousing as it positions itself at the heart of the UK’s green industrial revolution.
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MarketsRegional focus: Thames Valley
While average UK house prices have fallen for the first time in a decade, some parts of the Thames Valley are continuing to see uplifts.
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MarketsBoom time for SFR housing
Investment levels have reached record levels this year amid a fall in house sales.
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MarketsTown regeneration on a budget
Developers are transforming vacant urban sites at a fraction of the usual cost.
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MarketsSecond-staircase woes for BTR
Developers raise fears about costs and lack of guidance on second staircases.
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MarketsRegional focus: East of England
The government wants to turn Cambridge into ‘Europe’s Silicon Valley’. Adam Branson reports on the ambitious proposal and takes a look at some of the major developments under way across the region.
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MarketsBalancing affordability and rising costs are crucial in the PBSA sector
Higher construction costs coupled with rising demand are pushing up prices in the purpose-built student accommodation sector. So, how can developers deliver affordable student accommodation in the current market, asks Property Week’s Adam Branson.
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MarketsBuilding diversity into retirement living
A more culturally diverse ageing population calls for a different later-living offer.
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MarketsRoadmap to climate resilience
As extreme weather conditions hit the UK more often, PW’s Andy Hillier reports on the sector’s response.
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MarketsRegional focus: London
London’s new mega neighbourhoods show that bigger is proving better when it comes to developing in the capital.
