Back to WFH? WTF?
September brings some setbacks with it
Diversity and the office matter
Home truths about WFH
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Creating the offices of tomorrow
”As the office sector faces seas of change, we challenge you to imagine a better future. Entrants are encouraged to think outside the box to present innovative and thought-provoking solutions that bring to life how workspace may change over the next five years.”
Weaker companies will fail unless they embrace tech
In my last column, in May, I looked at how tech adoption might change as a consequence of the current pandemic. In hindsight, I was perhaps too optimistic.
Data centres have come of age
In March, as the pandemic began to spread, people who work in data centres were added to the government’s list of key workers. It shows how far data centres have come that a once specialist and obscure real estate sub-sector has become one of the most sought-after, as use of ...
Technology holds the key to safer offices
Shops aren’t dead, just evolving
Propertyshe Perspectives: Making a virtue of early dining, revisiting ‘Who Moved My Cheese’, Labour Party Conference fringe debate sans dancing, BPF Futures and virtual working
‘It is time to reopen, rebuild, reconnect’
PBSA goes to the top of the class
The proposed new levy could be harmful
It’s time to diversify housing supply
Health is now the priority on the home front
We will suffer without offices
Use class updates – the numbers behind the changes
On 1st September the Government introduced some pretty big changes to the use class system.
Will “Project Speed” help Councils build more houses?
The coronavirus pandemic is likely to have a significant impact on the delivery of new homes.
Hospitality faces a knockout punch
Editor: It really is turning into the fight of the century for the hospitality sector.
