Why Hammerson’s just not that into intu anymore
Living in the Upside Down...
I mind the gender pay gap. But do you?
Ireland supplement: Ireland's economy, population and office markets on the up
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Tall story: Gravity pulls towering resi ambitions down to earth
A distinct change in climate seems to have taken hold among some of the capital’s larger, high-density residential projects.
Home Economics: Interest rate worries highlight need to boost BTR
After a decade of all-time low interest rates – slashed to 0.25% after the Brexit vote, before returning to 0.5% — analysts now expect a 0.75% rise at the next Monetary Policy Committee vote in May, with further hikes likely to follow.
Talking shops: Retail revolution looks set to break boring and standardised UK chains
Tech talk: Auctions lead proptech's bid to update the industry
Buy-to-let tipping point: what’s next?
A vision being developed for Whitehall in darkened rooms
Mix of low and high rise beats soulless cities in the sky
We all need to embrace our friends in Asia
Location is still what counts for logistics real estate
Retail detail: Technology is vital but it's no substitute for instinct
Office talk: Property needs to get on board with yield management
Investor's chronicle: Type of cycle more important than where we are in it
HMRC closes tax loophole on termination payments
Under new regulations, employers will now need to tax all ‘post-employment notice pay’. Melanie Stancliffe explains what you need to know
Profit potential of parking: turn empty tarmac into reliable revenue
The past two years, we’ve been on a rollercoaster ride of recession-dreading and recovery-hoping. But despite the market’s fickleness, good old boom and bust demands it adheres to some rules - and according to Dalio’s 18-year-cycle, correction is on the doorstep and recession in the post.
Future proofing new build sales rates
Housebuilders need to start looking outside of the first time buyers market to drive sales.
The time has come for flexible office spaces
To those of us who work within the flexible workspace sector, increasing landlord interest in our market was inevitable. The question was not ‘if’ but ‘when’. And Richard Williams’ recent piece shows, the time is definitely now.
