All Professional articles – Page 23
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Q&A: Five minutes with Dan Drogman, chief executive and co-founder of Smart Spaces
Dan Drogman, chief executive and co-founder of Smart Spaces, on how he got started in property, his favourite film and book, the historical figure he’d most like to meet and the most ridiculous fact he knows.
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Building the future of healthcare
We are all familiar with how changing patterns of living and working due to Covid have affected high streets and how much strain the pandemic has put on the NHS. At ADP Architecture, we have been investigating a holistic response – one that combines better healthcare provision with a new ...
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Settling post-Covid rent arrears
Although the government put emergency measures in place to curtail creditors amid the pandemic, these are being phased out. On 9 November 2021, the government published a new code of practice for commercial property relationships.
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Are the government’s levelling-up ambitions mission impossible?
Industry experts question timeframe and feasibility of the white paper’s aims to level-up lagging UK regions.
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Q&A: Five minutes with Martina Pardo, founder & director of A Designer At Heart
Martina Pardo, founder & director of A Designer At Heart, on how she got started in the property industry, her top TV and book picks, what she’d do with a million pounds and her top travel destination.
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Q&A: Five minutes with Conrad Peberdy, managing director of Ethical Property
Conrad Peberdy, managing director of Ethical Property, on how he got started in the property industry, his top TV and book picks, what he’d do with a million pounds and his most ridiculous fact.
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What impact will the RICS report have on valuations in practice?
The RICS valuation report was, few would disagree, a necessary move to restore confidence in the profession, and an intervention that many would argue has been overdue for quite some time.
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Can a landlord demand a tenant pay turnover rent at lease renewal?
One of the conundrums facing landlords and tenants is how rent should be assessed when a tenant renews its lease under the provisions of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.
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EV charge point deadline looms
Last November, the government announced the mandatory installation of electric vehicle (EV) charge points for new buildings in England. With four months to go until these regulations come into force, developers and other stakeholders need to ensure they are up to speed on the requirements.
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Q&A: Five minutes with Sam Caulton, chief financial officer of Re-Leased
Sam Caulton, chief financial officer of Re-Leased, on how he got started in the property industry, his top TV and book picks, his best and worst purchases and his number-one travel destination.
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Telecoms Bill set to enforce huge rent cuts for landlords
BPF brands bill that will extend rent cuts for landlords hosting 5G equipment ‘an attack on property rights’.
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Caution advised on rent disputes
The pandemic restrictions imposed on landlords preventing lease forfeiture and rent arrears recovery claims against tenants are shortly coming to an end.
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High streets need organisation
Twelve levelling-up missions; King’s Cross-style regeneration of city centres; 53 town centre deals – the UK government appears to be sparing no effort to aid the regeneration of towns, city centres and high streets.
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Q&A: WiP’s incoming chair on ‘breaking the bias’ in property
The incoming national chair of Women in Property, Nicola Jones, intends to speak out against inequality.
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Business leaders must unlock benefits of new ways to work
Covid has demystified the world of remote working, boosting output, creativity and talent retention.
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Why repurpose heritage assets?
For many developers, historic assets are offputting and for understandable reasons. After all, they often come with strict rules about what can be done to them – sometimes very little indeed.
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Q&A: Five minutes with Sanmi Adegoke, chief executive of Rehoboth Property International
Sanmi Adegoke, chief executive of Rehoboth Property International, on how he got started in property, his favourite book and music, the superpower he wishes he had and how he’d spend a million pounds.
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Property’s metaverse revolution
A reimagined social future or ambitious utopia doomed for failure? The camp may be split, but the metaverse already exists; albeit not the polished dream that Mark Zuckerberg conjured in December 2021 but very real, virtual worlds with new possibilities to be considered.
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Who has responsibility for the management of wider estates?
The Supreme Court in FirstPort Property Services v Settlers Court RTM Co provides welcome clarity over the scope of right-to-manage (RTM) legislation. An RTM company, which is run by leaseholders, manages a block of flats where the right has been exercised pursuant to the provisions of the Commonhold and Leasehold ...
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Q&A: Five minutes with Liz Cashon, innovation campus manager at York Biotech Campus
Liz Cashon, innovation campus manager at York Biotech Campus, on how she got started in property, her favourite book and album, her number-one travel destination and how she’d spend a million pounds.