View from the top: Jo McNamara, Oxford Properties’ executive vice-president of Europe and Asia-Pacific
Oxford Properties’ executive vice-president of Europe and Asia-Pacific tells Property Week how the business is overcoming the biggest challenge facing investors right now: what to spend all that money on.
View from the top: Jonathan Goldstein, chief executive of Cain International
Cain International’s chief executive tells Jessica Newman how, and why, the sector needs to avoid the mistakes of the past and stay disciplined.
View from the top: Caroline Bathgate, Knight Frank’s global head of valuation and advisory
Knight Frank’s new global head of valuation and advisory talks to Property Week about the challenges of carrying out valuations in a pandemic and the biggest changes she has seen in two decades in property.
Make space for the office 2.0
With the BCO poised to review its office density guidance to potentially allow more space per worker, Property Week looks at the implications for the way workplaces are occupied.
Lights, camera, action!
Film and TV studio space is in demand, and firms such as Location Collective are changing their approach to leases. What could that mean for traditional shed occupiers?
Steel shortage is starting to driving up costs and delays
A perfect storm of supply chain issues means a steel shortage is holding up projects and driving up costs in the industrial sector.
Can cycle hubs help steer us towards a net zero future?
As a £1.2m bike storage hub opens in Kingston, Property Week assesses the pros and cons of such schemes and asks if they can help the UK meet its carbon neutral targets.
Expert Comment
Boris failed to show leadership
I know nostalgia isn’t what it used to be, but in my time in parliament I served two prime ministers who I looked up to.
What we can expect from COP26
COP26 – the global climate summit being held in November this year – will be a defining moment for humanity.
Staycations will boost the West End
Six months ago, I reported on what a difficult year it had been for retail and hospitality, particularly in city centres.
PW Perspectives: Return to work
Flexible workspace is set for a post-pandemic boom
Landlords and investors shift to management agreements as occupiers look for greater flexibility and quality.
Landlords must up their game to satisfy their tenants
Occupiers are demanding higher-quality office space and more flexibility in the wake of the pandemic.
Interview with former retail agent Andrew Reed on his journey into film
Former self-employed retail agent Andrew Reed tells Property Week about his new life as head of production locations company area4, bridging the worlds of property and film and being an extra.
Interview with BentallGreenOak’s Toby Phelps
BentallGreenOak’s Toby Phelps discusses the international investor’s move into the UK warehouse market with Property Week and explains why it is far from done investing in the industrial sector despite how hot it now is.
Nick Romito and Charlie Wade of VTS discuss current challenges and future plans
VTS CEO Nick Romito and EMEA MD Charlie Wade join Property Week to discuss localisation challenges, the impact of Covid-19 and what’s in store for the platform.
The Big Apple’s office return
New York City is not quite ready to party. True, the vaccines have routed coronavirus – a seeming miracle after last year’s horrific ‘epicenter’ death toll. Coney Island’s rollercoasters are roaring again.
Focus on…Paris’s retail market
In the next part of Property Week’ s Focus on series, we take a deep dive into Paris’ retail market, looking at the main trends and challenges facing the sector.
In conversation with...
Property Week In conversation with Savills
Property Week editor Liz Hamson talks with Chris Cummings, Director of Savills Earth, about the challenegs invovled with reducing operational carbon.
