Insight
What lies ahead for resi sector?
Experts from the world of residential covened earlier in March to debate issues affecting the sector.
Covid-19 exclusive appeal
A £90m designer outlet village is set to be built at Scotch Corner.
Independent F&B operators have big appetite in Glasgow
Prior to the coronavirus pandemic, independent food and beverage (F&B) operators were gobbling up space in Glasgow.
How green is your debt?
Guy Montague-Jones and Sally Hickey explore the rise of eco-friendly lending in our guide to green finance.
Are blended living schemes a viable model for UK retirement housing?
Could blended living schemes support the wellbeing of an ageing population?
Air quality moves up the list of office tenant requirements
Workplace certification for monitoring air quality gains traction.
Co-living in the USA
Liz Hamson takes a tour of The Collective’s New York City co-living sites and finds out more about its ambitious plans to open 100,000 new units by 2025.
How developers in the Netherlands are addressing the climate crisis
Mitchell Labiak visits the Netherlands to find out how it is tackling the climate crisis by embracing the circular economy.
Can Hong Kong recover from civil unrest and coronavirus?
In 2019, commercial deal volumes fell 52% year on year in Hong Kong as political unrest shook the property market. Robyn Wilson asks whether the city will bounce back in 2020.
How Mayfield site in Manchester is progressing
Sally Hickey investigates progress at Mayfield in Manchester, where a public-private venture is set to turn a long-neglected city centre site into a vibrant new community
Birchwood Park capitalises on its prime location
With a catchment area unrivalled outside the M25 and motorway links to Liverpool and Manchester, Birchwood Park is capitalising on its prime location with a big expansion of its industrial space.
Independents boost region’s leisure scene
Thriving independent leisure operators buoy North West towns, where struggling big chains are often absent.
