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Property Week Digital Edition – 27 November 2020
Winners and highlights from Property Week’s 25th anniversary event – Simon Carter on the challenges and opportunities presented by his new role as head of British Land – Do the ‘magnificent seven’ mega malls opened in the UK from the mid-1980s still have a future in online retail age? – ...
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Brunswick Property Partners spends £40m on two properties for workplace scheme
Hi ho silver lining
Croydon sees a surge in planning applications
Green light for urban forest scheme
Wandsworth development site tops Auction House London December catalogue
Government inaction on retrofitting will cost £62bn, housebuilder says
Solid gold winners add a silver lining to the 25th Property Awards
Q&A: Five minutes with Phumzile Mbatha, senior quantity surveyor at Colliers International
A fresh approach is needed for a sustainable office future
Vaccine news gives a shot in the arm to housebuilders’ shares
Pi Labs-backed Vauban raises £1.6m
PW Student Conference reveals keynote speaker
Landmark lands ground rent assets
Q&A: Grainger’s Helen Gordon on the resilience of the BTR market
Beware of insurance loopholes
Diversity makes business sense
Sorry I haven’t a clue
This week in… 2016
Agent P: Hot gossip
Mixed reaction to the spending review
Will the magnificent seven ride again?
Covid ‘murders’ London offices as survey shows 50% fall in construction
View from the top: Simon Carter, the new chief executive of British Land
PBSA will be top of asset class
Asian investment in London drops off
The Virtual RESI Awards is less than a week away
Time to fight for a better world
Lessons of the Grenfell inquiry
Weathering the Covid storm
Government review looks for ways to get HS2 back on track
An unenviable task: replacing the ‘mutant’ housing algorithm
Q&A: Savills’ head of auctions on how it has defied the pandemic
We need a single carbon plan
Taking care of our communities
Pandemic puts BTR in the spotlight
Retirement living sector can help to beat loneliness
