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My British Landsec dream fades
Checkout a new way of working
Back to the ballroom?
Disruption on another level
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Homing in on adaptable design
As we know, the residential landscape and brief for what a home is has changed significantly because of the Covid pandemic.
Beware of Mike the Merciless
Mike the Merciless has been in action again. Last month, Michael Gove stun-gunned housebuilders into shelling out for cladding repairs.
How to ease NI housing shortage
The price of an average house in Northern Ireland has increased by nearly £28,000 since the start of the pandemic, equivalent to annual average earnings in the region.
Is this the start of a retail revival?
An online answer to fund failings
A strategic approach to net gain
Creative spark revives industry
A market slowdown is unlikely
No crisis signs for housebuilders
Who will foot the retrofitting bill?
World Earth Day: more than just a hashtag for corporate real estate
Digital FM tools are key in designing low carbon buildings
Data dearth: challenges on the path to net zero
April’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report repeated the message of earlier iterations: the world is not doing enough, or moving quickly enough, to limit an increase in global temperatures to 1.5 degrees Celsius over the next 30 years.
Know (& satisfy) your tenants
Know your tenants it’s a statement that landlords or asset managers hear multiple times. But how do you really understand your tenants? What is going to make them excellent tenants, stay for longer and pay rent on time?
Councils need better resources for housing delivery
Michael Gove’s suggestion of abolishing S106 and introducing an Infrastructure Levy is being debated extensively.
Metaverse wave driven by crypto tech
The much-hyped metaverse isn’t new. The term was coined in 1992 and the first virtual world, ‘Second Life’, launched two decades ago. First-mover advantage is not a great advantage if you strike too early.
The 15-minute city in action, high density and café street life, La Samaritaine renovation, support for independent retailers and artisans, why London needs tax free shopping
Propertyshe Perspectives: Human skills key to hybrid working, balancing needs of clients and workforce, the art of dealmaking, Shaftesbury’s Least proptech landmark, Mishcon achieves B Corp status
Propertyshe Perspectives: Pocket solution to the housing crisis, Common co-living comes to the UK, Sook retail by the hour, the rights of crustaceans, Cult of We trailer
Propertyshe Perspectives: Emerging from lockdown with the Property Week Editor’s lunch, the importance of networking, La Samaritaine department store reopens, remembering the late Geoffrey Wilson
