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Waking up to a brave new world
Out of the retail ashes
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As we move out of lockdown and are finally able to eat and drink outdoors again at restaurants, bars and cafes, it’s good to see that hundreds of alfresco seats are being made available across London.
Cuomo’s Penn Station plans spark debate
When it comes to forecasting New York City’s future, none of the conventional market analysis tools seem worth a damn.
Hospitality will have its winners
With lockdown easing, the sun shining and the success of the UK vaccine programme, there is optimism in the air for the hospitality sector and this is reflected by a huge increase in market activity, with many agents reporting a significant increase in viewings and offers, and deals starting to ...
A modular route to levelling up
ESG strategies are an imperative
Germany is ready for the recovery
Residential auction market is set for continued resilience
Why the Right to Buy is a good policy
Have you heard the good news?
Time to promote sharing values
How we can help our high streets
UK hotels face funding struggle
Maintaining corporate culture - even in remote work environments
Remote work environments offer conveniences such as custom workspaces for employees and fewer overhead costs.
Why councils save up CIL payments
Editor: With regard to your recent feature on Section 106 payments, at any given time, there is likely to be a balance of unspent S106 funds, as contributions are received from developers throughout the year.
