EV revolution lights the way
Postmodern planning reform
Unhelpful history lessons
Don’t bury your head in the sand
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Jansons Property’s Tom Jansons on the hotel industry re-emerging as a growth sector
Hotels are recovering quickly from the impact of Covid-19 with occupancy rates proving promising for the remainder of 2022, as events and travel resume and approach pre-pandemic levels.
Beauty is not a simple matter
The inaugural Building Beauty Awards were celebrated at a ceremony this week, with Lord Foster of Thames Bank the guest of honour.
Optimising efficiency: The glaring hole in energy strategy
What if there was a way for UK buildings to reduce both their emissions and their energy bills by a significant amount, for minimal financial outlay?
Propelling the UK to self-reliance
Virtual real estate: bust or boom?
Show football mobs the red card
Co-living plays vital role in cities
Designated Entertainment Zones good for cities
Time to champion disabled staff
Why shared ownership is so vital
Investors are homing in on rental
Brace for the impact of real austerity
Back to the basics: Simplicity is key for effective property management
Property managers must prioritise building knowledge, stay up to date with the latest industry trends and collaborate with clients to deliver the best service for customers.
Improve the tenant experience with an end-to-end solution
Technology has advanced rapidly and improved the way we live and work. However, when we think about improving the tenant experience, we don’t see technology as the first step.
Government must offer lifeline to buy-to-let sector
We have been talking about the end of the buy-to-let era for some time, but the recent move by the Bank of England to raise interest rates really does signal its death knell, both as a viable sector for investors and as a model that makes a useful contribution to ...
London streets to feel the freeze
As a Londoner concerned for the future of our wonderful city, I leapt at the chance to interview local government expert Professor Tony Travers for my podcast.
