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All Analysis Features articles – Page 6
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InsightThe great design challenge: centre forward
Property Week set nine architects and design experts the task of reimagining a tired shopping centre in a secondary location.
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InsightA whole other storey
As St George and SEGRO gear up to build their first multi-storey scheme, Property Week investigates what this may spell for the I&L market.
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InsightFrom just-in-time to just-in-case
Amid Covid-19, the US/China trade war, soaring labour costs and Brexit, businesses are having to reassess their supply chains.
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InsightCan beds really mix with sheds?
With the amount of warehouse space required for every new home built rising, and with ecommerce increasing demand further still, Property Week asks whether it’s time to consider the co-location of sheds and residential.
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InsightProperty Awards 2021: it’s great to be back!
Last week, the great and the good of the commercial property world came together for the first in-person awards since 2019.
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InsightA 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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InsightHow the role of asset managers has evolved
Property Week and Yardi brought together a panel of experts to discuss the changing role of asset management, the specific challenges the sector faces, how Covid has affected occupier expectations and how data and technology can be used to help overcome problems in the future.
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InsightHot retail index 2021
Data compiled exclusively for Property Week by CACI reveals the 100 UK towns and cities with the greatest potential to reinvent themselves.
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InsightHot retail index 2021: top five UK retail locations
Data compiled exclusively for Property Week by CACI reveals the 100 UK towns and cities with the greatest potential to reinvent themselves.
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InsightTo retrofit or rebuild? That is the question
That is the question in the net zero debate, reports Property Week, as we look into the merits of working with what is already there versus knocking down and starting again.
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InsightNo biodiversity pain, no gain
Confusion abounds over new rules set to come into force in 2023 requiring developers to deliver a 10% biodiversity improvement on each project.
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InsightWhat hybrid working means for the future of the office
As workers start to return to the office, Property Week assesses what the hybrid working model means for the future of workspace – and office occupier requirements.
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InsightKing’s Cross: 20 years on
A look back at the development of King’s Cross over the last 20 years.
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InsightTrigger happy: Chickenshed charity shooting event
Teams from across the property industry came together last week for a clay pigeon shoot to raise money for brilliant inclusive theatre charity Chickenshed.
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InsightKing’s Cross: 20 years in the making
Argent joint managing partner Robert Evans speaks to Property Week about the company’s redevelopment of the north London site, the lessons it learned along the way and what he thinks the scheme’s legacy will be.
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InsightHow tech can ease office return fears
Last month, Property Week and Forge, powered by Yardi, held a digital think tank titled ‘Back to work with confidence’, in which they discussed the role of technology in safely getting people back in the workplace.
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InsightA look back at the life of Centre Point's Harry Hyams
Peter Bill reappraises the life of Centre Point’s Harry Hyams, a man more interested in collecting than developing. Those who knew the real Harry talk of the man once vilified as ‘the Howard Hughes of Property’.
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InsightWhitbread MD discusses Premier Inn’s post-pandemic growth plan
Whitbread property and international MD Mark Anderson talks to Property Week about Premier Inn’s ambitious post-pandemic growth plans in the UK, Ireland and Germany.
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InsightBusiness park life is sweet
Post-pandemic demand for greener, healthier, less densely populated workspace is driving demand for out-of-town offices, but the city centre is not dead yet.
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InsightThe Brexodus that never was
The mass relocation of companies from the UK to the EU predicted in the wake of the Brexit vote never came to pass. Property Week looks at how the European cities that were expected to benefit have fared.
