All RESI articles – Page 16
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InsightSadiq Khan's first 100 days: what have we learnt so far?
If a week is a long time in politics, you might think that after 100 days in office the mayor of London Sadiq Khan has had more than enough time to stamp his authority on City Hall.
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InsightRESI: Time to re-establish a culture of collaboration
Watching the bile-fuelled speeches that seem to be increasingly commonplace in the ongoing political saga in North America from my hotel room on a recent trip to New York, I was struck by the behavioural similarities between US politics and the dramas being played out on the UK political stage. ...
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OnlineOffice-to-resi: A shot in the arm for the housing industry
The opportunity to re-use and re-invest in tired old buildings as a route to kickstart growth of our town centres is now beginning to be realised, although not without some controversy.
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OnlineRESI 2016 Preview: In Conversation with Jonathan Goldstein and Stephen Conway
In a preview of their session on ‘Diversity of Approach in Housing the Nation’ at RESI 2016, Cain Hoy’s Jonathan Goldstein and Galliard Homes’ Stephen Conway talk about their joint venture, affordable housing and stamp duty.
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OnlineRESI: Nigel Lawson latest announced for strongest ever RESI conference lineup
Tory grandee and leading Brexiteer Nigel Lawson is the latest big name to join Property Week’s outstanding line-up for this year’s RESI conference.
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InsightWhy off-site will be firmly on the agenda at RESI
What a difference some nice weather makes… oh and the outstanding performance of Team GB at the Olympics.
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OnlineRESI: YO! Home and YO! Sushi founder joins strongest ever RESI conference lineup
YO! Sushi founder Simon Woodroffe - who also created residential development spin-off YO! Home - will speak at this year’s RESI conference, adding to the event’s stellar line-up.
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OnlineRESI: Pidgley to talk public-private regen potential
Tony Pidgley, one of the biggest names in UK residential development, will debate London’s housing conundrum at this year’s RESI event.
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ProfessionalRESI: Will housebuilders down tools until referendum storm has passed?
In September 2015, the government announced its aim for a million new homes to be built in England by 2020.
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InsightQ&A: Harry Downes on the prospects for build to rent
The private rented sector (PRS) has been tipped to thrive following the EU referendum, as investors look for stable, long-term income amid all the Brexit vote uncertainty.
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OnlineRESI: Political heavyweights lined up for conference, including new housing minister
Two of the biggest political heavyweights in the sector have been confirmed for this year’s RESI conference: new housing minister Gavin Barwell and London’s deputy mayor for housing James Murray.
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OnlineRESI: ‘Green tax’ could force some B2L landlords to think again
Buy-to-let landlords could soon be hit by a ‘green tax’ requiring them to pay upfront to make properties more energy-efficient could force some to review their portfolios.
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InsightRESI: Gentrification & technology driving luxury property growth outside zone one
It is no secret that luxury property is increasingly springing up in parts of London that have not traditionally seen such high end development.
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OnlineL&G MD among seven latest speakers added for RESI 2016
Managing director of Legal General Capital Paul Stanworth and Swan Housing Association director of regeneration Geoff Pearce are among the latest leading names added to our best RESI speaker line-up ever.
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OnlineRESI: Building bricks of a housing revolution
We are entering uncertain times and attention has quickly turned to the impact of that uncertainty on the delivery of homes
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OnlineRESI: BTR revolution is well and truly under way
Build to rent is finally blossoming, with more than 60,000 units in the pipeline, according to the British Property Federation.
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InsightTop 4 reasons why RESI 2016 is our best ever
At this year’s must-attend RESI event, big hitters in the new regime will reveal exactly what they are looking for from the sector.
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InsightWithout scale, modular housing is a pipe dream
Modular construction has been heralded as the cure-all for everything from housing refugees to making homes greener. Ahead of the topic being debated at RESI 2016, Property Week investigates if it can live up to the hype?
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OnlineRESI 2016 survey - give us your views
With the survey only open for a few more days, make sure to have your say on the state of play in the UK residential market.
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OnlineWhy you must attend RESI this year
In light of the vote for Brexit and other recent political and economic events, there has never been a more critical time for the residential industry to come together and pull in the same direction to “keep Britain building”.
