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NewsWhat 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?
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Land Registry vows to go digital to clear backlog of applications
Industry welcomes strategy to speed up processes through more online services and automated learning.
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Can government deliver on its £1.5bn property sell-off plan?
Experts say Rees-Mogg wants smaller, more densely occupied office portfolio for slimmed-down civil service
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Q&A: Will interest rates undermine developers?
Mutual Finance MD Raed Hanna assesses the likely impact of high inflation
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Q&A: Can BTR still rise as the economy dips?
C&W’s Lewis Smith on likely impact of economic storms on build-to-rent sector.
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Energy crisis puts pressure on both occupiers and landlords
Experts say industry will need to think more creatively about ways of reducing energy usage within buildings.
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Housing market braced for downturn as price rises stall
Demand for housing remains strong but the increasing cost of living is predicted to affect affordability
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Q&A: Smart moves in EV charging provision
Theodorik Leao of electrical specialist GoodWe on EV rules for resi schemes
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Q&A: GII’s Gupta on Marriott partnership
Chief exec of the firm’s development business discusses luxury Chelsea scheme
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Developers look to the skies as building costs rise ever higher
Adding storeys to new or existing buildings is making projects financially viable and environmentally friendly.
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Heat is on the industry as extreme weather looks likely to become the norm
Experts say new builds are well equipped to deal with heatwaves but existing ones are no longer fit for purpose.
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Q&A: Wain Group CEO on its 50-year history
Will Ainscough discusses the economic climate and its evolving business values.
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Why the spate of interventions by investors in the resi sector?
Online estate agency Purplebricks is just the latest in a string of companies subjected to investor activism
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Homes England loan vital to unlocking Silvertown project
The £233m funding could finally kickstart the long-delayed regeneration of the derelict east London site.
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Dark clouds on the horizon as build costs continue to surge
Experts say major housebuilders have so far been more sheltered from rising inflation than SME builders
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Q&A: Vattenfall Heat MD on heat networks
Mike Reynolds discusses the benefits of low-carbon district heating systems
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Three key takeaways from Property Week’s Later Living Conference
Sector figures debate the issues of attracting new investment, planning problems and the climate challenge.
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Q&A: ARCO on the net zero options for later living
Sam Dalton discusses report on green initiatives in the retirement living sector.
