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ProfessionalGovernment’s PDR plans face fierce opposition from the industry
Experts and professional bodies warn that change-of-use regulations will have unintended consequences.
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Land scarcity sparks costs surge
Things couldn’t get rosier for the housebuilders, it would seem. Sales volumes and prices are up, irrespective of dwindling government support.
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View from the top: James Hamilton, Costa Coffee’s property & store development director
Costa’s property and store development director talks to Property Week about the secrets of the coffee chain’s longevity – it celebrates its 50th birthday this year – and plans for further expansion.
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Five key takeaways from the HomeViews BTR sector report
Report reveals increased confidence in build-to-rent and a rise in the appeal of regional city living over London
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Q&A: Public Sector Plc’s chief exec Paul Brown on public-private projects
Public Sector Plc chief exec on relations between developers and local authorities.
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NPL transactions poised to rise as financial support ends
Transactions plummeted at start of the outbreak but are forecast to increase again between now and 2023
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Data can drive down retrofitting costs
Editor: Last month, the government axed the £1.5bn Green Homes Grant scheme, having reached just 10% of the 600,000 homes chancellor Rishi Sunak promised would be improved (‘Anger as Green Homes Grant is scrapped’) .
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The time has come to pay for profit
Editor: We express our thanks to the emergency services whose prompt actions prevented the recent fire at New Providence Wharf from becoming a tragic sequel to Grenfell Tower.
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Net zero needs concrete thinking
The results of the 2021 Property Week /UKGBC Climate Crisis Survey highlight a polarised view of the impact of Covid-19 on the climate emergency. While almost half of respondents felt the pandemic would accelerate our pivot towards decarbonisation, 34.5% felt it would slow it down.
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Suburban areas expected to see largest economic growth in Q4
The UK economy is forecast to grow by 7.1% in the final quarter of 2021, with smaller towns and cities expected to enjoy the largest growth.
