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OnlineMMC 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.
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MMC Podcast series ep2: Yorkshire-based manufacturer ilke Homes calls for government to reserve land “exclusively” for factory-built homes
Offsite manufacturers are ready to deliver the homes the country needs as soon as they get the green light, but the land must be made available to them.
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MMC Podcast series ep1: Modular construction has an important role to play in UK’s housebuilding rebound
Manufacturers of factory-built homes, such as Legal General Modular Homes, possess the ability to address the UK’s historic shortfall in housing delivery while creating vital, high-quality employment opportunities for the UK economy.
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Welcome to Mipim 2019: Liz Hamson (Property Week editor)
Property Week editor Liz Hamson takes a look around Mipim 2019 in Cannes and highlights what this year’s big talking points will be.
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Brockton wins bidding war to land Southwark office scheme - 1 March news bulletin
Brockton Capital has beaten off stiff competition to buy 169 Union Street from Janus Henderson for more than £95m, Emma Shone reports.
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Phillip Arnold: Human touch beats online sales in tricky situations
Nowadays, with the rise of the online model, you might be tempted to think that you just need to stick a property online to sell it. But as any property professional knows all too well, there are a number of situations for which the click of a mouse is not ...
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Social Impact Spotlight highlights video
Property Week teamed up with L G to conduct its inaugural spotlight on the social impact event.
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Vanessa Butz on the rise of District Technologies
The co-founder and chief executive tells Mia Hunt about the role the business is playing in the evolution of proptech
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Video: the forecast for outlet centres in 2019
KLM Retail founding partner Ian Kitchen talks to Property Week about the outlook for outlet centres in 2019.
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North East market conditions favour spec office development
Experts believe Newcastle still has untapped potential
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2019 forecast: highs, lows and predictions for the year ahead
Eight leading names from across the property sector including Jonathan Goldstein (Cain International), Keith Breslauer (Patron Capital), Ami Kotecha (AMRO Living) and Scott Tyler (Allsop) talk about their highs and lows of the past year and preview what will be big news in 2019.
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How IFRS could benefit the flexible workspace sector in 2019
As a direct consequence of the new International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), all companies that lease property to operate their businesses will see a significant increase in reported assets and liabilities - Regus chief executive Richard Morris explains the major implications this could have for the ever-growing flexible workspace sector. ...
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2019 parking sector predictions: Harry Lal (JustPark)
There’s a revolution happening in the parking industry - JustPark’s head of commercial property Harry Lal tells Property Week how the rise of flexible working and technology has created new opportunities for car park operators and landlords headed into 2019.
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Flexible workspace insights: John Spencer (Landmark)
With the flexible workspace sector undergoing continual rapid growth in 2018, chief executive John Spencer tells Property Week how Landmark professional workspaces are differentiated and his expectations for the future of the sector.
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Breaking virtual ground
Metropolis has been to a few groundbreaking ceremonies where it felt like the guests’ minds were elsewhere, but developer Moda has taken things a step further with the first-ever virtual reality ceremony at Liverpool Waters.
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Coal Drops Yard opening: Nash Bond's David Bannister interview
Coal Drops Yard, the new Heatherwick Studio-designed shopping and restaurant district in London’s King’s Cross, opened over the weekend. Ahead of the opening of the 50-store district, Property Week exclusively spoke to David Bannister of the schemes letting agents Nash Bond about the success of the development, future ...
