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Grid clampdown: don’t forget homes
Last week, the government began a consultation on ‘accelerating electricity network connections for strategic demand’.
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Fusion Students MD Laura Kurt on why PBSA must step beyond buildings
By partnering with universities, PBSA providers can improve student experience and protect sector’s future.
How neurodivergent workers help revolutionise British real estate
To help mark Neurodiversity Celebration Week, AbilityRE executive committee members Rosie Hart and Vivek Menon explain the benefits of a neurodivergent property workforce.
Consultant Alastair Stewart on how John Lewis misjudged the BTR basics
JLP’s failed BTR venture is not proof of market maladies but of the retailer’s own lack of property expertise.
Ilna Patel of London Property Alliance on why simple steps can help boost diversity
Paying attention to people from all backgrounds and their needs is key to creating a more inclusive industry.
Mipim day three: serendipitous catch-ups and final takeways
It’s my Mipim Day three and another early start for a breakfast catch-up with FTI’s Giles Barrie and a chat about future Propertyshe podcast guests.
Office talk, international flavours but no mayor on Mipim Day 2
It was another early start for those attending the Mipim British Property Federation (BPF) investor breakfast, now a stand-up reception at the UK Stage in the Palais rather than the lavish sit-down breakfast of old at the Carlton Hotel.
Cycle to Mipim, day six: the home straight
After yesterday’s tough day in the mountains, I thought today would be a relatively easy run to the finish line in Cannes. How wrong I was.
Black clouds over base rates
As I write, rainclouds have evaporated on the second day of Mipim, but the outlook remains far from sunny.
Matt Morris of Nexus Planning on the new vision for town centre revivals
Proposed planning policy changes could give developers a bigger role in reinventing ailing urban centres.