All Development articles – Page 7
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OnlineCity Regeneration Podcast Series - Ep4: Lack of Grade A space driving appetite for regional regeneration
Demand for quality workspace in regional cities will see continued interest from institutional investors in urban regeneration projects argues Chris Darroch of Federated Hermes.
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City Regeneration Podcast Series - Ep3: York Central - a historic opportunity for patient capital
One of Britain’s most iconic cities, York, has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reposition itself for the digital age. Ian Gray, project director at Homes England and Network Rail and Avison Young’s Stuart Howie discuss why York Central ’s time may finally have come.
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Hadley secures key east London development site
Regeneration specialist Hadley Property Group has completed the purchase of its largest site to date, Blackwall Yard in east London, from Thomson Reuters.
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British Land’s Simon Carter on putting sustainability first
The company has streamlined the sustainability targets in its 2030 strategy to focus on two key areas.
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MMC set to benefit from the post-Covid housing delivery push
As research predicts that a fifth of homes will be built using MMC by 2030, the government looks to play a bigger role in its delivery.
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Developers bank on Brixton
The spot is known for its nightlife, but offices are starting to make inroads.
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Q&A: Rendall & Rittner on the changes ahead
Co-founders of property manager Rendall Rittner talk to Property Week about the impact of lockdown and their future plans.
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City Regeneration Podcast Series - Ep2: New technologies and innovative spatial solutions will ensure offices remain part of urban landscape for some time to come
As flexible working trends accelerate, landlords should look to embrace new technologies and create innovative spatial solutions to bring the modern office into the twenty-first century. Property industry legends Sir Stuart Lipton and Jack Pringle discuss the future for offices after Covid-19.
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City Regeneration Podcast Series - Ep1: Meyer Bergman CEO says European city centres ‘will continue to thrive’
Prime locations in core cities across Europe will continue to attract occupier and investor interest, says Meyer Bergman’s CEO Marcus Meijer, who spoke with YOO’s founder John Hitchcox on how this downturn compares to other cycles
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ICG Real Estate provides £177m for development on London’s Southbank
The real estate division of Intermediate Capital Group plc (ICG) has provided a £177m development loan to fund the construction of a 266,000 sq. ft mixed-use development on the South Bank in London.
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The Forth Yards development in Newcastle is finally on the cards
Plans are afoot for the development of Newcastle’s largest brownfield site.
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Q&A: McCarthy & Stone boss on future of retirement living
CEO John Tonkiss talks frankly about how the FTSE 250 group has dealt with Covid-19 and what lies ahead.
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Covid-19 puts the brakes on new Croydon developments
A high-level panel debates what the roadmap to regeneration now looks like in the south London borough as a result of Covid-19.
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Cladding fund may fall short of remediation needs, say critics
While £1bn government help has been welcomed by many, some experts have questioned the scope of funding.
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Q&A: Covid-19 is set to boost the uptake of MMC
Etopia Group’s chief executive Joseph Daniels talks to Property Week about the pandemic’s impact on housebuilding.
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Q&A: Neil Young on relaunching start-up incubator business
The former Get Living chief executive talks to Property Week about his past successes, current challenges and future plans.
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The housing market restarts but it’s not yet business as usual
Social distancing measures and a weak economy are likely to hit the sales market much harder than the rental market
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MMC Podcast Series ep 7: Urban Splash and Sekisui House share a bold vision for quality and design
One year on from Urban Splash’s deal with Sekisui House and Homes England to create House by Urban Splash, its managing director Simon Gawthorpe says the business is making great progress with major developments underway right across the country.
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How should town planning respond to coronavirus?
Flexibility will be crucial to restore the vitality of our urban spaces in these exceptional times. We have seen major disruption across all property sectors and our existing town planning framework is not equipped to address the dynamic occupier shifts that will result.
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MMC Podcast series ep 6: TopHat’s tech platform and 3D-printed bricks will level-up design standards for modular housing
New York-native Jordan Rosenhaus, founder of TopHat, believes technology can not only design better homes, but help developers and local authorities get along better. Manufactured housing could become mainstream, he believes, by using cloud-based platforms to shape the design and manufacture of homes to fit flexibly with existing local architecture. ...
