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InsightThe glory may be fading for Boris
Last Thursday’s by-election result in Chesham and Amersham where the seat that was last held with a Tory majority of 16,000 turned into a Lib Dem majority of 8,000 has shocked Westminster to the core.
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London is bouncing back to life
Having been commuting into the office in London five days a week since 29 March, I am pleased to say the vibrancy on the ground is improving week by week.
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Can cycle hubs help steer us towards a net zero future?
As a £1.2m bike storage hub opens in Kingston, Property Week assesses the pros and cons of such schemes and asks if they can help the UK meet its carbon neutral targets.
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What can the industry do to support LGBTQ+ employees?
Industry specialists discuss how individuals, the property sector and the government can be allies
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It’s time for net zero later living
Reduce carbon. Make less waste. Consume less energy. These are now familiar mantras. The focus is on making the world marginally less bad, and in time hopefully a lot less bad.
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Why it's best to buy resi assets for all seasons
It is no surprise that the residential sector is high on most investors’ lists right now. After spending much of the past 18 months inside, we have never been more aware of the importance of our environment and this has made itself known in market activity.
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Confidence creeps back into City office investment market
Successful Covid-19 vaccination programme has played key role in driving increased interest in Square Mile
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Collaboration is key to good design
The most successful new places are hardly ever the vision of one person. They are usually the result of sustained collaboration – with the community, between architects, but also across sectors and disciplines and benefiting from being strongly driven by the clients.
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The retirement sector gold rush
Baby boomers with lots of equity are eyeing luxury retirement schemes.
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Eviction ban just delays the inevitable
Editor: A further nine-month extension to the commercial property eviction moratorium in many cases only delays the inevitable – it’s unlikely in itself to save the occupier but could cause terminal damage to the landlord . It’s a classic kicking-the-can-down-the-road situation.
