All Property Week articles in 24 November 2023 – Page 5
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InsightLessons in sustainability from Seville
The Spanish city is due to receive significant EU funds to hit 2030 sustainability targets. Property Week’s Ciaran Nerval visits the region to find out more about the proposals.
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InsightLiving sector offers sound opportunities for investors
As interest rates stabilise around 5%, confidence in student housing, later living and build to rent is reviving.
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InsightTories are failing on the home front
If anything epitomises this government’s lack of commitment to housing, it is surely Lee Rowley’s appointment as the 16th housing minister in 13 years. In his case, it’s his second time in the job, because he was Liz Truss’s choice for the 49 days she was in No 10, so ...
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InsightLondon offices are still evolving
In the press there have been polarised figures on the London office market in recent months, leading to some confusion from overseas investors.
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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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InsightBreak the bias for a bright future
The construction sector is a cornerstone of modern economies, playing an indispensable role in shaping the infrastructure that supports our daily lives.
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InsightAlternative uses can add value
Over the past 18 months, the UK has seen substantial fluctuations in property values, largely spurred by the ripple effects of rising interest rates.
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