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The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill could prove transformative for the regions.
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Last-mile rush: do warehouse deals still represent good value?
The past year has brought a high number of deals for urban warehouse sites. But do they continue to represent good value?
Student Accommodation Conference Preview: Supply in flux
Ahead of the Student Accommodation Conference & Awards next month, Adam Branson talks to three of the event’s speakers about the current environment for developers and investors.
Manchester pioneers urban living
With a growing population living in its vibrant centre, the city is the poster child for urban regeneration.
Why Scotland is rowing back on rent reforms
Rent cap proposals in the Housing (Scotland) Bill caused alarm in the market when they were published last year. But, as Adam Branson reports, amendments have boosted optimism among landlords and developers.
Government powers ahead with plan to speed up grid connections
Developers broadly welcome move but point to lack of detail in industrial strategy. Adam Branson reports
Could Poundland’s restructure open the floodgates?
The retailer’s plan to shut 70 stores and slash rent at others is likely to have far-reaching consequences.
Affordable housing: bridging the viability gap
The government has committed to investing £39bn in affordable housing over the next decade, but delivering schemes at speed and scale will require new ways of working.
Have plans for NE arena stalled?
Gateshead Quays scheme includes plans for conference and music venue but there is no news of progress
Data centres for AI: a new power play
A new generation of data centres is emerging, even bigger and more powerful than their predecessors. But securing permission for them is proving problematic. Adam Branson reports