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Updates to model letter of intent
The 2024 edition of the standard form letter of intent takes a modernising and proportionate approach.
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Decarbonising UK road freight
The transition to electric heavy goods vehicles will significantly affect power demand for warehouses.
Q&A: Five minutes with Ese Emefe, property and asset manager at Places for London
The property and asset manager at Transport for London’s property company Places for London on how she got started in property, her number-one travel destination and her favourite album and TV show.
Reviewing the right to renew
A recent court case has highlighted the limitations of the 1954 Landlord and Tenant Act and added to industry calls for a long-overdue overhaul of the law.
Q&A: Five minutes with Laura Walker, sales and marketing director at serviced office provider Orega
The sales and marketing director at serviced office provider Orega on how she got started in the property industry, her favourite television programme and podcast and the amazing healing properties of tomato ketchup.
Managing expectations: Manchester’s Co-op Live arena proof that good project management is crucial
The setbacks that have delayed the opening of Manchester’s Co-op Live arena serve as a reminder to developers that good project management is the key to success.
Moving homes to a greener future
Giving homeowners a greater choice of green finance will aid the transition to energy-efficient homes.
PDR tweaks offer SME opportunity
Opportunity knocks for small-scale developers amid expected changes to permitted development rights.
Q&A: Five minutes with Chris Bliss, co-founder and director of The Momentum Group
The co-founder and director of The Momentum Group on how he got started in property, the celebrity he’d most like to meet, his top book and podcast recommendations and the superpower he wishes he had.
Weighing up contributions: unspent S106 funds hit a hefty £2.8bn
As developers grapple with the complexity of S106 contributions and the scandal of unspent funds, experts ask whether there is a better way to provide local amenities.