GL Hearn forum: making the case for business rates change
Ahead of the General Election, GL Hearn brought together a panel of experts to discuss the key problems with the business rates system and the short- and long-term reforms they would like to see implemented
MPs and their financial links to the property industry
With the general election less than a week away, Property Week reveals the MPs with the biggest financial links to the industry.
Why L&G is investing £100m in Riverside Sunderland
Legal & General has agreed to invest £100m in the ambitious – and potentially transformative – Riverside Sunderland project.
Battersea Power House takes shape
One of London’s biggest new event venues is taking shape at Battersea Power Station. Jessica Newman talks to the people behind it
Yardi think tank: how to achieve the right residential blend
Last month, Yardi brought together a panel of residential experts to explore what makes a successful blended living scheme, the importance of good design and how tech can improve customer experience.
Are flexible offices losing their appeal?
Adam Branson asks why flexible workspace operators are going through such a bad patch
Hot 100 Retail Locations 2019
Property Week and CACI reveal the UK retail locations with the most seasonal appeal and attraction for outside visitors.
Why microbreweries are taking large warehouse space
As consumer interest in craft beer rises, microbrewers are increasingly opting to move out of their small homes and into modern industrial sites that will boost their growth.
How big a problem is London's loss of light industrial land to resi?
As demand for industrial space and housing grows in the capital, mixed-use schemes could provide a creative solution.
Industrial & logistics census 2019: positive signs for logistics
The responses to Property Week, Savills and Tritax Symmetry’s third annual market census, in association with Analytiqa, show a mostly positive outlook for the industrial and logistics sector.
Can dark kitchens really deliver?
’Dark kitchens’ designed to meet demand for food deliveries are appearing on industrial sites, but will objections from locals and planners stymie their growth?
What happened to industrial-to-resi PDR?
A government initiative to fast-track housing supply has had few takers. As Ben Cooper reports, some are even calling for light-industrial-to-resi PDR to be scrapped altogether
Is growth of the UK gym market sustainable?
The booming UK gym market has almost doubled in size since 2013, but is the growth sustainable – or is the sector heading for burnout?
How are football stadiums valued?
As the EFL investigates the sale of Derby County’s Pride Park for more than £81m, Adam Hooker asks why stadium valuations are so inconsistent
Interview with Urban & Civic’s Nigel Hugill and Robin Butler
To mark Urban & Civic’s 10th anniversary, Nigel Hugill and Robin Butler show Liz Hamson around their crowning glories in Alconbury and Rugby
Interview with Steven Skinner of HB Reavis
HB Reavis UK chief executive Steven Skinner on why he thinks the company’s ethos of putting office occupiers first is the way forward for developers.
Interview: Tritax Symmetry on its merger and future plans
Tritax trio Colin Godfrey, James Dunlop and Richard Bowen tell Chris Druce about the REIT’s acquisition of db symmetry and reveal what lies ahead for the rebranded firm
Tale of the unexpected: Sally Duggleby interview
Interview with Warehouse REIT’s Andrew Bird
Interview with Johnny Ronan: ‘We must build high and stop the sprawl’
Seeking new alternatives: interview with Moorfield’s top team
Quintain’s new CEO outlines goals for Wembley and beyond
Hybrid workspace: interview with Kinrise founders
