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InsightTo live or die on the high street
Additional business rate relief for shops will do as much good as giving alms to a beggar. Over 600,000 poor beggars already get relief in some form or another. Rateable values are referenced to rents, so rates will fall, eventually.
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City’s latest BIDs to help business
The Square Mile has remained attractive to firms, workers and visitors over its long history in part by constantly reinventing itself. We have welcomed media, creative and tech firms as well as those from the traditional financial and professional services sectors.
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Interview with Serendipity founder John Arenas
US firm Serendipity Labs launched a joint venture with Newable last month ahead of its UK debut . Founder John Arenas outlines his gameplan to Emanuele Midolo
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The latest twists in my sobriety
So Brexit is oven ready , but what will it taste like? REITs rebounded 30% at the end of last year on the Conservatives’ election victory, twice the rise in the equity market. We issued our 2020 Outlook note memorandum ‘Re-selling the Dodo REITs’ and view the recent rebound in ...
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How we can help to hit carbon target
Editor: It is great to see that Property Week and the UKGBC are launching the Climate Crisis Challenge .
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Ruling the Roost: How Student Roost became a PBSA powerhouse
Student Roost’s leadership trio tell Emma Shone how they built a sizeable UK PBSA portfolio so quickly – and where they are looking for growth next
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Airspace: lenders must catch up
Airspace developments have hit the headlines in a big way recently. Planning policy is on board, housing secretary Robert Jenrick is on board and increasingly advanced construction methods are at our disposal. There is a clear appetite to build upwards as a solution to providing housing in dense areas.
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Convenience still counts for investors in retail
Editor: January brings its usual gloomy round of retail health warnings, with even food retailers reporting downward sales and the market bellwether of John Lewis deciding whether or not to pay its partners their annual bonus, but there are pockets of retail resilience .
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2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
Property’s leading lights reveal their hopes, expectations and resolutions for 2020.
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2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
Property’s leading lights reveal their hopes, expectations and resolutions for 2020.
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2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
Property’s leading lights reveal their hopes, expectations and resolutions for 2020.
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2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
Property’s leading lights reveal their hopes, expectations and resolutions for 2020.
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Time to put office occupiers first
Customers have higher expectations than ever before – and rightly so.
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Boris has redrawn property map
Boris Johnson’s election victory was as much of a landslide in tectonic terms as political. Britain’s regional red and blue plates have not so much slid as flipped and the aftershocks could reverberate across the property market for years to come.
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Property Awards 2020: You’re invited to our Silver Jubilee!
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Property Awards. No, we can’t believe it either! Join us and celebrate your successes at our special silver-themed awards ceremony. Here’s why you can’t afford to miss it…
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2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
Property’s leading lights reveal their hopes, expectations and resolutions for 2020.
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Insight
2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
Property’s leading lights reveal their hopes, expectations and resolutions for 2020.
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Insight
2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
Property’s leading lights reveal their hopes, expectations and resolutions for 2020.
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Creating thriving places to live
With the arrival of a new decade come critical challenges and opportunities for the new parliament.
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Nimby design charter is bad idea
While most in real estate ended 2019 more optimistically, it would be fair to say that the Conservative Party manifesto was slim when it came to the housing agenda.
