All Property Week articles in 12 November 2021 – Page 6
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The Budget was full of recycled housing commitments
Editor: The industry had been drip-fed news of measures over the couple of weeks before the Budget and had eagerly awaited details of these changes. While it’s encouraging to see the government’s pre-pandemic commitments back on the agenda, many of these have simply been recycled.
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Landlords can profit from the rise of digital billboards
There is an attention recession globally. Maintaining people’s attention is really difficult and the huge benefit of digital outdoor media infrastructure is the cut through.
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No need to rush back to physical auctions just yet
As Covid continues to pose a risk, it is preferable to wait until spring to return to traditional ballroom auctions.
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Landlords should act like partners
Editor: Bronny Wilson of Equiem wrote recently in this magazine that landlords should think about how offices can support staff, not tenants.
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PW Perspectives supplement Winter 2021
Thought-leadership essays from Clive Emson, Forge and Wildstone.
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This week in… 2018
Photography retailer Jessops secured an upgraded space in Soho with a move to Thor Equities’ 145 Oxford Street.
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Property Week Digital Edition – 12 November 2021
With the built environment low on the agenda, was COP26 a missed opportunity for property? – Chief executive Hugh Seaborn on Cadogan Estates’ pandemic recovery plans and net-zero-by-2030 vision – Five experts give their verdict on plans announced in the Budget to reform the business rates system
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JLR looks for tenants for trio of warehouses
Colliers and Harris Lamb understood to be marketing the three units at Mercia Park.
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Property can help level up the UK
The Autumn Budget clearly signalled the government’s intention to look beyond the pandemic to the agenda of rebuilding, including its manifesto pledge to level up the UK.
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Partnership is key to net zero goal
As COP26 comes to a close, one thing is clear: extremely challenging net zero targets will only be achieved by bold partnerships, whether that is between national governments or private sector organisations.
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Green Finance Roadmap not feasible, top investors warn
Leading real estate investors argue that SMEs will find it difficult to comply with the government guidance.
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UKGBC launches roadmap to guide industry to zero emissions
UKGBC is calling for a “fundamental shift” in the real estate industry to enable it to hit the UK’s target of net zero emissions by 2050.
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Energy efficiency is a win-win
Global climate alignment has been under the microscope in Glasgow and one thing is becoming apparent: the commercial property sector faces change.
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Designs for a sustainable life
As a prequel to COP26, and to coincide with the current architectural biennale, the US-based Design Intelligence group hosted a two-city event in Rome, then Venice discussing sustainability and its implications for architecture and architects.
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Do Landsec’s prudence plus U+I’s creativity equal success?
Commentators see potential for a new powerhouse to emerge if right balance is struck between two cultures.
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A property COP-out?
Despite the built environment accounting for 40% of the UK’s carbon footprint, talk about property at COP26 was strangely muted. Property Week’s Mitchel Labiak went to Glasgow to find out why.
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Q&A: Nido COO on why it is targeting Europe
Darren Gardner talks about owner Round Hill’s £850m JV with CPP Investments.
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ESG: views from the coal face
In September, CBRE’s research team surveyed over 200 UK clients to establish the ‘state of play’ on the full range of social and environmental sustainability issues the real estate industry is being asked to tackle, including climate change, biodiversity, pollution, waste, health and wellbeing and responsible business.
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Civitas under fire over ‘lack of transparency’
Analyst and short-seller raise concerns over transactions by company’s directors.