The CVA stakes get higher
Why Amazon Go is a no-go
A cosmic balancing act
The battle may be over…
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Shared ownership’s time has come
There is no denying the success of Help to Buy. From its launch in April 2013 to December 2018, a total of 211,000 loans were granted under the scheme, with a total value of £11.7bn.
The ‘new retail’ revolution is here
‘New retail’ is the phrase coined by Jack Ma, co-founder of Alibaba, to describe its aim to redefine commerce by enabling seamless engagement between the online and offline worlds.
Workplaces must be more human
New rent law rocks NYC landlords
Hunt’s the only man for the job
Towering ambitions in Docklands
Tech matters in fight for talent
How to cater to today’s consumer
Partnerships make communities
Work is something you do, not just somewhere you go
Secret to securing your new office in a tight market: begin your search earlier
Lurch to left would be a calamity
Is the planning use class system still fit for purpose?
The government’s reported plans to merge high street use classes raises questions about the use class system as a whole.
Hidden building data can create a better occupant experience and cut overheads
Whether your building is classed as smart or not, the systems in it are already creating vast amounts of data, which is probably not being used to its full potential. So how can facility managers exploit this resource and use it to deliver measureable benefits for their buildings’ occupants?
Office providers and landlords must work together
Editor: The continued expansion of the flexible workspace market will be driven by existing operator participants and established property owners entering the sector. We are already seeing a number of traditional landlords embrace a more flexible and tenant-focused approach.
