UK industry on red alert
Councils count the cost
Light at the end of a long tunnel
It’s do or die time on rent
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Covid-19 has accelerated the need for a co-living evolution
If the global outbreak of Covid-19 has taught us anything, it’s that people need communities.
The winds of change are blowing
Persimmon, the UK’s most valuable housebuilder, has long been a hit with shareholders but anathema to politicians, journalists and rivals – who have portrayed the York-based group as synonymous with executive excess, shoddy workmanship and corporate arrogance.
A return to the office will take us forward
I have now been back at the office for just over three weeks. After spending more than 100 days at home, I was desperate to get back to my desk and the bustle of urban life.
The new WELL rating is a real boon
Speed up on retail to resi
City leaders need power to adapt
Letter from New York
Propertyshe Perspectives: Retail news and turnover rents, from Fifth Wall to The Fifth Space via the Reimagining Real Estate Virtual Summit, and the climate change emergency
Property needs clear leadership
Offices may emerge stronger
Help to Buy alone is not enough
Alternative fix for housing crisis
Will “Project Speed” help Councils build more houses?
The coronavirus pandemic is likely to have a significant impact on the delivery of new homes.
Planners failing on sustainability
Editor: The Town and Country Planning Association survey findings are no surprise, but hugely frustrating given the focus on sustainability, climate change and now, driving a green economy (‘Most planning committees fail to “seriously consider” climate crisis’).
