MIPIM
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InsightRESI Senate Lunch 2019: future of resi looks hopeful
Cluttons brought together a panel of experts at the second-ever RESI Senate Lunch at this year’s Mipim to discuss the challenges facing the residential sector, what impact Brexit will have on the industry and the potential of BTR, regional investment and modular construction.
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Insight
Nervousness did not equal inaction at Mipim 2019
It would be remiss not to begin this column in the aftermath of Cannes 2019 without commenting on my own personal views from Mipim. Glorious sunshine for the three days I was in Cannes masked what has generally been a pretty nervous real estate industry. Whether the nervousness is around ...
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Markets
Development activity takes off in East Midlands
Space and tech projects are part of a wave of East Midlands development.
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Insight
The Mipim Tennis Classic 2019
The fifth annual Mipim Tennis Classic raised more than £50,000 for four charities.
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Insight
Industry looks beyond Brexit: Mipim editor's dinner
The leading industry figures who gathered for the Mipim editor’s dinner last week felt that property had the resilience to weather the current political uncertainty surrounding Brexit, while the future of retail, the housing crisis and the social impact of development were the more long-term issues up for debate ...
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Insight
Logistics thriving across Europe
Mipim last week was dominated by talk of Brexit – in everything other than the logistics world, where we continue to see far bigger structural drivers at play.
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Online
Mipim blog: Cannes can be barking but mood remained upbeat
Some things about Mipim make me quite cross .
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Online
Welcome to Mipim 2019: Liz Hamson (Property Week editor)
Property Week editor Liz Hamson takes a look around Mipim 2019 in Cannes and highlights what this year’s big talking points will be.
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Online
Mipim blog: we must give the world the infrastructure it needs
This was my 18 th Mipim. I have officially reached the age of Mipim majority. When I first strolled the Croisette, my oldest son could fit into a 20cm giraffe-print Babygro. Now he’s over 6ft tall and doesn’t even fit on the sofa.
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Online
Mipim 2019: Liverpool Metro Mayor warns architects away from “cheap and nasty” materials
The Metro Mayor of Liverpool Steve Rotherham warned architects to avoid “cheap and nasty” building materials on a panel at the Liverpool Stand of Mipim 2019.
