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NewsIndustrial sector bears the brunt of business rate rises
While large-scale occupiers such as Amazon can absorb big increases, for others it may well prove critical.
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Office providers need to be flexible or face a tough future
Delegates at Property Week’s WorkSpace event said businesses must tailor spaces to the needs of their staff.
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Landlords told to act following Rochdale mould death verdict
The death of toddler Awaab Ishak has exposed serious failings in the way property concerns are addressed.
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Experts urge government to ‘liberate’ the later-living market
Many leading players agree with the Mayhew Review’s recommendations to reform the planning system.
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Cancelled NI building contracts highlight the impact of inflation
Clients and contractors need to revisit existing fixed-term and fixed-price agreements to ensure stability.
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Businesses increasingly look to switch from long leases to flex
More than 50% of businesses looking to reduce their office space are considering a switch from long leases to flex, reveals an independent survey by flex space operator Orega, consisting of 500 business leaders and 2,000 UK office workers.
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Firms need to get their hybrid policies and office space right
Landsec study reveals lack of clarity over meaning of hybrid working and highlights need for tailored workspaces
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BTR sector set to keep growing as economic situation worsens
Experts say well-managed rental homes will be seen as stable option as interest rates rise and recession looms
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Q&A: Housing Hand’s COO on Rental Reform Bill challenges
Graham Hayward discusses how the private rented sector can prepare for the passing of the bill next May
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Government sends a clear signal to get on with cladding repairs
Decision by housing secretary to issue legal warning to freeholder of a tower block shows it won’t accept delays.
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Scottish rent freeze bill seen as ‘lose-lose’ move for market
Industry figures say rent cap is cynical move to win votes that will put brake on investment and housing supply
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Q&A: Inspired Villages’ Jamie Bunce on the later living firm’s ambitions
The chief executive of the later-living developer outlines the business’s targets and reacts to the mini-Budget.
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Retail sector struggling to hit the energy efficiency deadline
Experts predict major landlords will succeed in meeting the April deadline but smaller private investors may not.
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Battersea Power Station: in pictures
Ahead of the grand opening of the fully refurbished Battersea Power Station a week from now, Lem Bingley takes a tour of the highly anticipated mixed-use scheme.
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London retains top spot in the global hotel investment market
London continues to be the most attractive hotel investment market globally, according to JLL’s Global Hotel Investor Sentiment Survey.
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Regal London makes a move into the capital’s PBSA market
Regal’s Chris Gass and Harris Associates’ Jamie Harris discuss plans for the 349-bed development in Wembley.
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Developers are urged to act now in order to hit new biodiversity targets
Almost half the delegates at RESi360 were unaware of their responsibilities regarding biodiversity net gain.
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What can the property sector expect from King Charles III?
The new monarch is well known for his strong personal views on architecture, planning and sustainability.
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As staff return to offices, how many are ‘quietly quitting’?
On 7 February, the Cabinet Office began collecting statistics on how many civil servants were at work in 19 key central London buildings. Almost all the departments covered have seen a steady resumption of office-based working.
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Docklands office market feels squeeze as workers stay home
With new figures showing 3.2m sq ft of available space, what does the future hold for this iconic area?
