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Offices lay on the hospitality
Providers such as Maslow’s are transforming the office into workspaces that go well beyond the nine-to-five routine to function as members’ clubs and hospitality venues.
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Will the latest wave of first-time buyer schemes revive the market?
Housebuilders are filling the gap left by Help to Buy with schemes to help with deposits.
UK data centres look well placed to survive if the AI bubble bursts
The sector’s relative infancy could limit the effects of a possible market collapse.
Q&A: Five minutes with Neal Moy, managing director of Paragon Development Finance
The managing director of Paragon Development Finance on how he got started in property, his favourite TV show and book, the historical figure he most admires and the football manager he would love to meet.
A rent row is brewing over RRB reforms
Private and build-to-rent landlords fear the Renters’ Rights Bill could trigger a wave of tenant challenges to rent increases, even when the rises are reasonable.
Can Labour unblock housing delivery?
Property Week and Freeths brought together a panel of housebuilding experts to discuss the barriers holding back housing delivery and the progress that Labour has made so far.
Flood guidance makes a splash
“Finally!” gasped one planning professional on LinkedIn, in response to news the government had published revised planning policy guidance (PPG) covering the sequential test for surface-water flooding. Local authorities have used the sequential test to ensure developers take all adequate steps either to mitigate flood risk at a site or…
Q&A: Five minutes with Rob Pearson, executive director of Nexus Planning
The executive director at Nexus Planning on how he got started in the property industry, his favourite film and radio show, his number-one travel destination and how he would spend £1m
New towns: how will the government deliver on its grand plans?
As the taskforce outlines plans for the first new town projects in half a century, Tim Clark asks how the government will overcome barriers to delivery.
Landlords feel the regulatory heat
A new wave of heat network regulation aims to protect consumers and promote the technology, but lack of clarity on the requirements and costs for landlords could result in chaos.