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InsightIs the future of industrial still bright?
Dentons and Property Week recently brought together a panel of experts to discuss what the future holds for the industrial and logistics sector as warehouse take-up reaches an all-time high and vacancy rates hit rock bottom.
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What next for Oxford Street’s sticky sweet-shop problem?
The rise of US-themed candy stores, some selling counterfeit items, has led to calls for landlords to take action.
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Retailers turn developers to diversify their income stream
John Lewis is among the brands planning to redevelop their stores to include residential and office space
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‘Stand-off’ between London’s industrial and residential sectors
London’s industrial and residential sectors are in a deadlock over space that threatens to damage them both, according to recent findings from Savills.
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South Bank showdown
Last month, Michael Gove deployed his Section 31 powers again – this time to stop the demolition of the ITV Studios on the South Bank. His actions have threatened to chill relations with the property industry and heated up the debate on what counts as carbon-saving development. Peter Bill reports
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Riding out the economic storm: In conversation with Phil Westerman at Buzzacott
With real estate encountering strong economic headwinds from inflation and rising interest rates, Property Week contributing editor (news) David Parsley sat down with Phil Westerman, partner and head of real estate at accountancy practice Buzzacott, to discuss the outlook for the industry. Their conversation covered the aftermath of Brexit and ...
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Experts sceptical about the latest right-to-buy scheme
The prime minister’s proposal to sell housing association properties would create a host of problems.
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Innovation in the later-living sector
Retirement living providers are raising their game to meet the needs of the growing older population.
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Iconic buildings of the Queen’s reign
As we celebrate the Platinum Jubilee, Property Week looks at eight of the best buildings constructed over the past 70 years.
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IPSX: year one
This month marks the first anniversary of the debut listing on IPSX, the world’s only regulated stock exchange for individual properties and portfolios. Property Week looks back over the past 12 months.
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Covid boost for regional offices
CACI data shared exclusively with Property Week reveals how 25 major town and city centres have been affected by the shift in working patterns, with some areas making surprising gains.
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What’s to come for property this year?
Last month, leading figures in the UK property industry gathered for a dinner to discuss the challenges and opportunities in the year ahead.
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Sowing the seeds of a food revolution
Sebastien Sainsbury is on a mission to bring local vertical farming to the masses with his Crate to Plate concept. Property Week reports on the company’s plans to open more urban farms.
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The cream of the RESI crop
The achievements of the residential sector’s leading lights were celebrated in style at the RESI Awards 2022, held last week at London’s Grosvenor House hotel. Read on to discover who lifted the trophies.
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The remote revolution
Auctions had to move online at the outbreak of Covid-19, but are they set to stay virtual or will ballroom sales return?
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Q&A: Robin Howeson discusses Savills’ next phase
Head of auctions Robin Howeson tells Property Week what’s in store for Savills’ growing team.
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Getting up to speed on climate issues
A recent Property Week Climate Crisis Challenge event saw a strong sample of the property industry gather for a ‘speed networking’ soirée, with fast-paced discussion of the key green questions and challenges the industry faces.
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How is the future of flexible workspace shaping up?
Yardi recently brought together a panel of flexible workspace experts to discuss what steps operators are taking to meet the changing needs of occupiers as we emerge from the pandemic.
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A Titanic legacy in Belfast
Progress on the huge Belfast regeneration scheme has been ‘frustratingly slow’, but 110 years to the day after the ship sank, it is finally gaining momentum.
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Competitive socialising is making a comeback
The competitive socialising sector took a big hit in the pandemic, but it is bouncing back rapidly as landlords let empty retail space to operators offering fun and quirky leisure experiences.
