More rent misery for landlords
Four years on from Grenfell
UK recovery gathers momentum
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Bringing some sunshine into retail
A Pharmacy2U vaccination centre popped up last week in a former Laura Ashley store in the Fremlin Walk shopping centre in Maidstone. The signage is pop-up, not permanent. But some feel an injection of outpatient treatment centres into shopping centres could inoculate some stores against death by Amazon.
Why all of London’s West End needs ‘levelling up’
‘Levelling up’ is a term used a lot by government to address disparities between north and south, but there is a danger central London will also become uneven in its prosperity as we climb off the floor after Covid-19.
When it comes to ESG, focusing on ‘S’ and ‘G’ is vital
While ESG has been high on agendas for some time, Covid-19 has thrust it into the spotlight. With the industry contributing 40% of global carbon emissions, the ‘E’ has taken centre stage so far.
The rise of our forgotten towns
It’s a watershed moment for MMC
The government’s Pushmi-Pullyu strategy suggests Dr Doolittle is really in charge
Landlords, beware the cross-class cram down
Grey space: lessons for landlords
How BTR can help build recovery
Why developer tax is bad news
Laboratories must adapt or die
Ditch the sou’wester for shades
How to protect your data in a post-pandemic world
Data security is always a challenge, for the property industry as much as anyone else.
Could cryptocurrency popularity show us the future of property investment?
It’s been a rollercoaster time for property. 2020 started with the ‘Boris Bounce’ in house prices, before the pandemic brought the biggest economic decline since the Great Frost of 1709.
What can landlords do to alleviate the rise of corporation tax in 2023?
The government announced in the Budget that corporation tax is set to rise. While this won’t happen until April 2023, the increase from 19% to 25% is certainly not insignificant for businesses operating in the property sector.
We must design safe, inclusive spaces
Editor: Your recent article on designing spaces with a wide range of needs in mind struck a chord with me.
Propertyshe Perspectives: Grosvenor’s new type of landlord and tenant relationship, a customer-centric future for the workplace, Etsy buys Depop, coalition demands Better Business Act
Although there was disappointing news this week with Portugal going onto the amber travel list, it is so reassuring to see London coming back to life.
Propertyshe Perspectives: Equiem to deliver Kings Cross app, the tech future of hybrid meetings, Gorillas changing the way ‘you do groceries’, podcast with Cushman & Wakefield’s George Roberts
Propertyshe Perspectives: The future of hybrid working, Common to bring their co-living concept to the UK, PERE Global Summit tech panel, immersive Monopoly, IPSX finally launches
Will zoom have a role post lockdown, the challenges of valuing flex workspace, The Climate Crisis Challenge shortlisted, carbon reduction, interview with L&Q’s Fiona Fletcher-Smith
Propertyshe Perspectives: FORE Partnership and being a B Corp, ARC Club’s flex with a social purpose, Listed retail needs more women at the top, Winbanks’ role at the Office for Investment
