Profit versus duty: can building control find a new balance?
Even as the holiday season beckons, government attempts to reform building safety rumble on.
Lem is editor of Property Week.
30 July 25
Even as the holiday season beckons, government attempts to reform building safety rumble on.
30 July 25
Henry Boot chief executive Tim Roberts says planning reforms have unlocked outline approvals at appeal, but detailed consent remains a grind.
23 July 25
Time waits for no one, as the government is finding ever more frequently.
16 July 25
Whitehall rings to a variety of sounds, most notably dog-whistles – policy proposals carefully crafted to appeal to particular sections of the electorate – as well as the blunderbuss boom of parties shooting themselves squarely in the foot.
16 July 25
Henley founder Ian Rickwood is busy developing what could become Europe’s tallest residential tower, but he thinks a niche in operational real estate could be bigger still.
11 July 25
Climate change could lead to unpredictable shocks in the value of commercial real estate and problems obtaining insurance, the Bank of England has warned.
9 July 25
Owners and developers of offices can perhaps take heart from our annual Power of Proptech survey, carried out among Property Week readers earlier this year.
2 July 25
The threat posed by buildings varies dramatically during the journey from conception to completion.
25 June 25
Earlier this week, I took part in our second annual Life Sciences and Research Clusters conference, staged in concert with our in-house colleagues at Construction News.
18 June 25
This week brought welcome recognition from the government that rhetoric is not the foundation stone on which 1.5 million (or indeed any) homes can be built.