The industry’s darkest – and finest – hours of 2018
A radical rethink of the high street is needed
Is pre-Brexit stockpiling distorting the market?
Business – but not as usual – as Brexit crisis deepens
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Real collaboration between property and tech is key
At a recent roundtable on the proptech agenda convened by housing minister Kit Malthouse, I was asked to give an overview of some of the challenges. Encapsulating the issues outlined below was a challenge in itself!
Prime central London is still the hot ticket
It’s astonishing how much noise there is around the supposed demise of the prime central London (PCL) residential market, when in fact the statistics prove it’s one of the best-performing and most resilient UK residential property classes. As a prime property finance provider with deep experience of this area of ...
Social housing loses out to home ownership fixation
Brexit-neutral candidates will have edge in any Tory leadership challenge
Job growth figures paint positive picture for finance offices
PBSA - fortune favours the brave
The rise of Birmingham
What does the future of property finance look like?
London remains safe as houses for Middle East money
Being LandAid's chair has made me so proud
How to keep humanity at the heart of office design
Government’s housing Luvvies are all style and no substance
Key court decisions of 2018: the year’s top 10 legal cases in property
Property law cases have made headlines throughout 2018. Mathew Ditchburn and Lien Tran consider some of the year’s key court rulings
Living it up: student accommodation trends
Rebecca Paddick asks two sector experts, what are the latest trends in student living, and how well is higher education meeting demand?
Why smart buildings are integral to smart business
With today’s world of continuous technological evolution, there is a real opportunity for properties to undergo a similar transformation, if they haven’t already. But what makes this possible?
Tread carefully if you’re averse to change
Your recent leader column brings to mind the Mark Twain quote: “The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated.”
