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Review of the year 2025: over and out

18 December 25

It wasn’t just Mipim crowds that were buffeted by headwinds in 2025. Property Week reflects on a blustery year of ups, downs, deals and delays.

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Taking responsibility: What are the ethical implications of misusing AI?

16 December 25

Just because AI can be used doesn’t mean it always should be. Ian Weinfass asks experts what the key considerations should be and what support is available to encourage ethical use of the technology.

Opening the door to undiscovered talent

13 December 25

Social mobility charity SEO London’s real estate programme has reached its five-year anniversary. Anandita Malhotra finds out what impact it has had.

Student Accommodation Awards 2025: meet the winners

10 December 25

Wembley Stadium provided the stage for last week’s Student Accommodation Awards.

AI investment: First-mover advantage?

26 November 25

A new report from JLL highlights a disconnect between AI investment in the industry and results. Ian Weinfass asks experts if the gap can be bridged.

ESG Edge Awards: Meet the winners

19 November 25

The property stars who continue to shine in the environmental, social and governance field were celebrated at last week’s awards ceremony.

Old Oak: ‘London’s biggest brownfield opportunity’

19 November 25

In the coming decades, Old Oak in west London will be home to a huge mixed-use development with a new rail station at its heart. Property Week's Andy Hillier reports on what makes the project unique.

In Conversation With… Richborough: The planning ‘casino’ and grey-belt game-changer

18 November 25

Land promoter Richborough’s Paul Campbell says Labour’s planning reforms are positive but further change is needed to build more homes quickly.

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Top 10 PBSA providers: Top of the class

12 November 25

The purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) market is fast growing and highly fragmented, with more than 80 different providers vying for business.