All Covid-19 articles
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OnlineL&G calls on government to take urgent action to reduce emissions from built environment
Legal General (L G) has written to the government calling for urgent action to reduce emissions from the built environment.
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Online
One in 10 The Restaurant Group sites will not reopen after lockdown
The Restaurant Group (TRG), which owns chains including Wagamama and Frankie Benny’s, has said that one in 10 of its restaurants and pubs will not reopen this year.
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Professional
Facilities management is key to workplace safety
Covid-19 has introduced many challenges to the way buildings are managed.
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News
‘Zombie occupiers’ threaten to kill London office leasing deals
Deals are likely to be put on hold as occupiers with surplus space rethink requirements in light of Covid-19 fallout.
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Insight
View from the top: Mark Robinson, chair of High Street Task Force
The new chair of the government-led High Streets Task Force tells Property Week about the problems facing UK retail, his ambitions for the initiative and the importance of a sense of place.
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Professional
The impact of coronavirus should force changes in the way mental health treatment centres are designed
Covid-19 has had an unprecedented effect on the physical wellbeing of thousands of people and is also having a huge impact on mental health.
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News
Investors and landlords weigh up options after intu collapse
Speculation mounts over future of shopping centre assets as investment market struggles through Covid
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Professional
Good workplaces can adapt to the post-pandemic challenges
Flexibility is the key to creating plans that can be updated to respond to risks and problems in the future.
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Online
Covid has delayed prime London residential recovery to 2021, say Savills
Covid-19 has delayed the recovery of the prime central London residential market to 2021, according to new research from Savills.
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Insight
Planning reform key to UK recovery
Editor: The prime minister is clearly backing construction to dig us out of the economic hole created by Covid-19 ( ’Industry reacts to Boris Johnson’s Covid-19 recovery speech ’).
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News
Persimmon reports 15% rise in forward sales year on year
Persimmon has reported a 15% rise in forward sales compared to the same time last year.
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Insight
SME shed take-up is a positive sign
A bit less ‘just-in-time’ and a bit more ‘just in case’: it’s one of my favourite adages from the business car crash of recent months.
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Insight
Turnover-based rents model is the future
Turnover-based rents in the retail and leisure sector are not new. But judging by media coverage in recent weeks, suddenly they seem to be everyone’s favourite route forward for the post-coronavirus world.
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Markets
Jaynic’s Gateway to the future
Gateway 14 aims to convert Suffolk farmland into a new logistics hotspot.
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Insight
Shared ownership is fit for heroes
Not a day goes by without new data or a survey from the housing industry being released. I’m sure we are all eagerly flicking through these articles to see what the future might hold. Frankly, the uncertainty is exhausting.
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News
The pub sector faces a ‘mass exodus’ experts warn
Landlords are bracing for a “mass exodus” of tenants from the pub industry after only around half the country’s pubs and bars reopened on “super Saturday”.
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News
Q&A: Student Roost expects the sector to continue to pick up
Chief executive Nathan Goddard discusses the impact of lockdown, growth plans and investor appetite.
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News
Clipper Logistics takes short-term leases on space to store PPE for the NHS
The logistics firm has taken 558,000 sq ft for protective equipment amid Covid-19.
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Insight
How Tony Pidgley built London
Berkeley Group founder Tony Pidgley was, along with Sir Lawrie Barratt, one of the two giants of modern housebuilding – an industry they both, in differing ways, were largely responsible for fashioning.
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Insight
Space as a service comes of age
In the past few weeks, the speed of change has been breathtaking. Ideas that were once regarded as outlandish have become mainstream very quickly.
