Best-paid executives 2025: The Property Top 40

24 September 25

Property Week data reveals a 21% drop in top executive pay since 2020, reflecting tougher times, yet some packages remain considerable despite poor performance.

China rising in the world of e-tail

23 July 25

With Chinese e-tailers such as Shein and AliExpress gaining a greater foothold in the UK, could they become the next major warehouse occupiers?

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Who owns London in 2025?

17 July 25

Getting to the bottom of who the biggest owners of property in London are is a complex business. Property Week's Madeleine Knight analyses data from Nimbus to build a picture.

Property firms expect to profit from AI adoption

9 July 25

Property Week’s latest Power of Proptech survey, supported by Freeths, reveals increasing confidence that AI will make firms more efficient.

Property Awards 2025: winners revealed

2 July 25

The creativity and resilience of the industry’s star performers were celebrated this week at Property Week’s annual awards ceremony.

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Labour, one year on: Time to turn industrial strategies into action

2 July 25

New infrastructure and industrial policies help address some of the sector’s concerns.

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Labour, one year on: Growth drive offers hope for office values in tough times

2 July 25

While Labour has had limited success with its strategy of going for growth, the office market has remained relatively stable, with life sciences a bright spot.

Labour, one year on: Housing target looks like a long shot

2 July 25

Labour will have to overcome a series of planning and regulatory challenges to hit its ambitious target of building 1.5 million new homes in its first term.