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All Blogs articles – Page 4
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OnlineUK house price growth expected to slow
Annual UK house price growth peaked at 13.4% in June 2021, according to Nationwide. Growth at this pace is unusual. Doing so in the aftermath of a pandemic is nothing short of remarkable.
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OnlineServicing strong investment interest in student accommodation
Although the pandemic created obvious disruption in the higher education sector, recovery is underway.
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OnlineTaking it online: How technology can drive connections between property managers and residents
When managing residential properties, it is important to place people and their day-to-day experiences as the number one priority.
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OnlineHow to demonstrate real confidence in a development appraisal
Confidence is a big part of being a property developer. But having confidence in yourself isn’t enough. You need to convey that confidence to others too, so they’re eager to come along for the ride – including lenders.
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OnlineGet Living case study: driving exceptional resident experience
Get Living creates exceptional communities and neighbourhoods across the United Kingdom. Places where people can live their best lives, homes they feel they belong in, and communities they can connect in with people.
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OnlineThe smart money is on residential development loans
More deals are going to be needed to meet the changing demands of the housing market.
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OnlineTransform the resident journey with a single connected solution
When managing residential real estate, keeping your residents happy is key in building a thriving community that helps boost occupancy and success.
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OnlineIs your vacant property insured?
Insurers have taken differing views regarding security precautions during the Covid-19 crisis. Property owners need to ensure they are complying with policy conditions to avoid being exposed to losses.
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OnlineHow to make development appraisals easier (and why that matters)
Accurate, robust development appraisals are a key part of the development process. To lenders, these appraisals are what separate the good developers from the bad – and you only get one chance to make a first impression.
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OnlineUse class E to resi – the stats and the controversy
Permitted development rights are a useful tool for many property developers. They essentially allow certain types of developments to bypass the planning application process, speeding up the time to completion.
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OnlineHow visitor management can help provide a secure return to the office
As people decide whether to head back to the office, how do building owners and managers build confidence in the experience and procedures in place to make them want to return?
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OnlineHow to find Green Belt opportunities that are more likely to convert
Getting planning in the Green Belt has always been a challenge.
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OnlineSave Time with Automated Service Charge Reconciliation!
In many leases, tenants are responsible for both rent and a share of the property expenses, which is commonly known as a service charge.
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OnlineHow to protect your data in a post-pandemic world
Data security is always a challenge, for the property industry as much as anyone else.
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OnlineCould cryptocurrency popularity show us the future of property investment?
It’s been a rollercoaster time for property. 2020 started with the ‘Boris Bounce’ in house prices, before the pandemic brought the biggest economic decline since the Great Frost of 1709.
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OnlineWith house prices skyrocketing, is a land assembly the answer?
With house prices skyrocketing, many developers need to look elsewhere to find a good deal. And, for many, the answer could be land assemblies.
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OnlineLet’s get back to the office
It’s now time to set our alarm clocks once again, pour some strong coffee and get back to the real world of “in person” collaboration and engagement with our colleagues and customers.
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OnlinePredicting the 2020-21 PFA Player & Team of the Year
Rich Clark predicts who he thinks will make it into the 2020-21 PFA Team of the Year, as well as making his picks for Players’ Player, Young Player, Manager and Goal of the Season.
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OnlineConstraints and opportunities in a turbo-charged market
In 2008, I participated in my first Property Week Industrial Conference panel discussion at Celtic Manor. In my view we were at the top of a bubble market and I said so.
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OnlineWhere does the corporate HQ go from here? A new blueprint for co-working and co-building
At the end of 2020, Standard Chartered made a big announcement. By 2023, the bank said that 90% of its 85,000 staff around the world would be given “flexi-working” arrangements.
