All Property Week articles in 28 October 2022 – Page 5
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InsightInvestment Zones: a few hurdles
Investment Zones are one of the measures set out in the government’s growth strategy. Although a laudable objective, there is a lack of detail on how they will work to accelerate the delivery of jobs and homes.
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MarketsA ‘fantastically slow’ evolution
Once seen as real estate’s Wild West, property management is slowly improving. Tim Clark reports.
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InsightREITs look ripe for consolidation
It was mini-Budget remorse last week when chancellor Jeremy Hunt pressed Ctrl+Alt+Del on Trussonomics, and 10-year gilts fell back to 4%, from a recent 4.5% peak.
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ProfessionalQ&A: Five minutes with Lawrence Mohiuddine, chief executive of EMEA at consultancy Unispace
Lawrence Mohiuddine, chief executive of EMEA at consultancy Unispace, on how he got started in property and his cultural recommendations
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ProfessionalDelivering ‘breathable’ hospitals
Covid-19 has sparked a major rethink of how modern healthcare buildings should be designed and operated. As a result, health sector construction projects now entail a different set of cost and risk implications, which requires a fresh approach to project and cost management.
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ProfessionalHow best to design, launch and review a new workspace
Three experts give their tips on strategies for finding or adapting the ideal post-pandemic workplace
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InsightTruss turmoil has set reform back
“The country has gone to the dogs; it’s unbelievable really. What a mess.” That was a comment sent to me by one of the finest industrialists I know in the UK, after Shore Capital Markets sent out our prognosis for the consumer economy following the Truss-Kwarteng show, to be followed ...
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ProfessionalCo-creation can empower us all
Loosening environmental protections. Scrapping affordable housing requirements. Fast-tracking development. It is fair to say the government’s strategy for growth, centred on new Investment Zones, seemed a little slim on measures that outwardly respond to local community priorities.
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InsightAffordable homes key to growth
If the government wants economic growth, then there is a huge contribution that our industry can make to this agenda by building more social housing. The country’s chronic shortage of affordable housing is hardly a secret. Quite simply, not enough people have the security of a decent home.
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News£5.5m Newcastle retail asset on offer at next Acuitus sale
The lot is one of seven listed with a guide price of more than £1m set to go under the hammer on 3 November
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InsightWill 2023 offer relief for us all?
Earlier this year, an industry survey reported that only 48% of the specialist lending market thought their cost of origination was likely to increase over the year.
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NewsAllsop lists Tunbridge Wells resi conversion for £1.75m at next auction
A freehold detached building providing 13 self-contained apartments in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, has been listed in Allsop’s November residential auction for a guide price of £1.75m.
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