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OnlineHousebuilders have missed a trick by rushing to the high-end while overlooking ordinary Londoners, says Be First
Pat Hayes, Managing Director at Barking and Dagenham Council-owned housing developer Be First, explains how a return to “1930s-style municipalism” is delivering high-quality and affordable homes in the capital’s East End.
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Fifth Wall: Tech is enabling new real estate asset classes
Roelof Opperman of US-based venture capital firm Fifth Wall, spoke with Blackstock Consulting’s Andrew Teacher about the real estate asset classes being unlocked by new technology, and outlined the investment strategy behind its newly launched Real Estate Technology European Fund.
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Banks will soon become a lot less collaborative, warns Dentons
MondayWeek is a new podcast for the real estate sector, out every Monday, where we invite senior business leaders to analyse the big stories defining the week. In the second episode, Dentons’ head of UK real estate, Deepa Deb, discusses business rates, the ongoing cladding crisis and why CVAs are ...
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Despite Arcadia and Debenhams there are reasons to be positive about real estate
In the first episode of MondayWeek, a new Monday morning discussion crunching the weekend’s big stories and themes for the week ahead, Blackstock Consulting founder Andrew Teacher is joined by Bruce Dear from Eversheds Sutherland to chat lockdowns, spending reviews and the fallout from Arcadia’s collapse.
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Town centre regeneration needs to put cyclists at its heart, says Mace
The Prime Minister’s ‘build, build, build’ mandate will require significant investment in regional regeneration projects. One ‘shovel-worthy’ scheme is Stevenage - one of the original ‘new towns’ - being driven by Mace Develop. But what else must the construction sector do to move forward?
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Breaking taboos around mental health and suicide
CBRE’s Will Castle discusses the importance of all of us being honest about our own mental health, reflecting on the death of his father who took his own life a decade ago.
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Tighter policies necessary if the UK is to achieve net-zero by 2050
In 2019, the UK became the first major economy to enshrine in law a commitment to being net-zero by 2050. But in order to achieve this target, current policy and targets will have to be tightened, Savills’ director of environmental economics tells Property Week on the latest RESIcast.
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Harnessing data to build better resi brands
Having a better grasp of data in residential offers a multitude of benefits to customers, operators and investors. Moda Living and Utopi sat down to discuss the benefits they have already reaped from their own partnership.
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Proptech’s potential to transform residential remains vast
The residential market is still in its infancy when it comes to fully embracing tech, but momentum to harness its power to change the status quo is increasingly rapidly.
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Pandemic has proven the business case for BTR
Developers, operators and third-parties have had to adapt quickly to the challenges of Covid-19, but a revolution in home-working and more diligent homehunters means BTR is here to stay.
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Macro-economic environment set to boost investment into BTR
Covid-19 and wider investment landscape mean institutional investors will increasingly look to alternative residential asset classes, such as build-to-rent, to deliver stable, long-term income streams.
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City Regeneration Podcast Series - Ep4: Lack of Grade A space driving appetite for regional regeneration
Demand for quality workspace in regional cities will see continued interest from institutional investors in urban regeneration projects argues Chris Darroch of Federated Hermes.
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City Regeneration Podcast Series - Ep3: York Central - a historic opportunity for patient capital
One of Britain’s most iconic cities, York, has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reposition itself for the digital age. Ian Gray, project director at Homes England and Network Rail and Avison Young’s Stuart Howie discuss why York Central ’s time may finally have come.
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City Regeneration Podcast Series - Ep2: New technologies and innovative spatial solutions will ensure offices remain part of urban landscape for some time to come
As flexible working trends accelerate, landlords should look to embrace new technologies and create innovative spatial solutions to bring the modern office into the twenty-first century. Property industry legends Sir Stuart Lipton and Jack Pringle discuss the future for offices after Covid-19.
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City Regeneration Podcast Series - Ep1: Meyer Bergman CEO says European city centres ‘will continue to thrive’
Prime locations in core cities across Europe will continue to attract occupier and investor interest, says Meyer Bergman’s CEO Marcus Meijer, who spoke with YOO’s founder John Hitchcox on how this downturn compares to other cycles
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MMC Podcast Series ep 7: Urban Splash and Sekisui House share a bold vision for quality and design
One year on from Urban Splash’s deal with Sekisui House and Homes England to create House by Urban Splash, its managing director Simon Gawthorpe says the business is making great progress with major developments underway right across the country.
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MMC Podcast series ep 6: TopHat’s tech platform and 3D-printed bricks will level-up design standards for modular housing
New York-native Jordan Rosenhaus, founder of TopHat, believes technology can not only design better homes, but help developers and local authorities get along better. Manufactured housing could become mainstream, he believes, by using cloud-based platforms to shape the design and manufacture of homes to fit flexibly with existing local architecture. ...
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MMC Podcast series ep 5: Laing O’Rourke says procurement must prioritise innovation
Procurement for public and private construction projects must do more to encourage R D investment and help steer the uptake of offsite manufacturing if Britain is to recover quickly from the Covid-19 crisis.
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MMC Podcast series ep4: Project Etopia bids to create “Tesla of housing” with focus on proprietary energy technology
Forget proptech, Project Etopia wants to lead an “eci-tech” revolution to manufacture carbon-positive homes built around smart-home technology that places as much weight on energy storage and generation as they do on being functional and looking great.
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MMC Podcast series ep3: Home England says MMC “critical” for recovery
Homes England has won plaudits for supporting developers through the COVID-19 crisis and for quickly moving to agile working. But the government’s housing agency has always been forward-looking. It has helped drive forward modern methods of construction.
