Adam Branson
Former associate editor Adam is responsible for the Professional section of Property Week.
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- 07792 423 962
- Email:
- adam.branson@propertyweek.com
ProfessionalPiP will not be the seed we need to grow our housing supply
Experts think ‘permission in principle’ will help SME housebuilders but have limited impact on the wider market.
InsightFeathering their Nest: Cuckooz Nest interview
The duo behind Cuckooz Nest tell Adam Branson how they plan to grow the co-working-with-crèche concept.
ProfessionalRapid city centre growth in Midlands and north puts pressure on commercial space
Rapid city centre growth in Midlands and north puts pressure on commercial space.
InsightProject Ireland 2040: numbers game
With Ireland’s population soaring, Property Week assesses what the government is doing to ensure housing and infrastructure keep up.
InsightArticle 50: experts' views a year on
It is a year to the day since Article 50 was triggered and a year to the day before the transition period marking the UK’s exit from the EU formally begins. We ask senior industry figures what impact Brexit has had on the market so far, how they feel now ...
ProfessionalIndustry explores ways to measure the social impact of property development
Experts tell Adam Branson how a methodology for calculating social value would benefit the public and private sectors.
ProfessionalPathways to Property passes five-year milestone
The initiative is stepping up its efforts to guide school leavers from diverse backgrounds into property careers.
InsightSpeculative industrial and logistics development: ending the speculation?
Speculative industrial and logistics development tailed off last year after a brief spike. Is activity set to remain muted in 2018?
InsightBest Places to Work in Property 2018
Which are the best property companies in the UK to work for? We commissioned in-depth research to find out. Property Week reveals the companies that made the grade.
ProfessionalQ&A: Women in Property’s chair-elect on her career journey and her priorities for the coming year
Jo Williams talks to Property Week about what WiP has done for her career and what needs to change to encourage more women into property.
ProfessionalThe property industry must change to close unprecedented skills gap
Three industry experts tell Adam Branson how more diversity, clearer career paths and new technology could help solve our skills crisis.
ProfessionalQ&A: City of London’s chief planner on Bloomberg’s new HQ and the changing face of the Square Mile
Annie Hampson talks about her work with Bloomberg on its new London HQ, the artifacts discovered and her approach to planning.
ProfessionalRail spending in the north still lags behind the south despite government claims to have bridged the gap
Leading think tanks call for more infrastructure investment in the north as well as more powers for Transport for the North.
MarketsNorth East Markets – Durham economy
Adam Branson reports on the resurgence of residential and commercial development in the university city.
MarketsScience Central regeneration project hits key milestones
Newcastle’s new science, research and innovation hub is starting to take shape.
MarketsIAMP project promises new jobs and investment for Sunderland
Will a major new industrial development deliver for the North East car industry?
ProfessionalA job WELL done helps design practice Hilson Moran strike gold
The firm’s sustainability director talks about why it went for WELL certification and the challenges it faced in the process. Adam Branson reports.
ProfessionalEnding Whitehall’s grip on business rates could widen regional inequalities
Without reform, plans to devolve business rates could entrench inequality, Centre for Cities has warned.
ProfessionalUpper Tribunal judgment could be a game changer for business rate payer appeals
Recent judgment to reinstate appeals struck out by the Valuation Tribunal will have significant repercussions.
ProfessionalKing's Cross regeneration: 10 years on
An independent study has revealed that Argent’s huge project has had wide-ranging economic and social benefits. Adam Branson reports
