Heyford Park in Oxfordshire looks set to become one of the first new towns to be built in decades. Dorchester Living chief executive Paul Silver explains why he believes the developer’s vision for the former airbase will finally be realised.
After a difficult couple of years, Prologis UK struck one of the largest warehouse development deals of 2025. Robin Woodbridge, the firm’s senior vice-president and head of capital deployment, tells Andrew Saunders about its plans for growth.
The O2 owner AEG Europe has transformed the arena from national laughing stock to one of the world’s most successful music venues. Alistair Wood, the group’s executive vice-president of real estate, tells Andy Saunders how the London landmark has evolved.
Property Week and Freeths brought together a panel of experts to discuss how issues of planning, power, land availability and policy are contributing to challenges for the industrial and logistics sector.
Property Week and Freeths brought together a panel of proptech experts to take stock of the sector’s progress, the potential of AI and the trends to watch out for.
Europe's largest logistics developer is gearing up for a big year in the UK, with major projects underway in Swindon and Doncaster. London and South East development head Tony Watkins tells Property Week's Andrew Saunders about its plans.
A key figure in the regeneration of King’s Cross, Related Argent chairman David Partridge now has his attentions fixed on the Brent Cross Town mega scheme and delivering the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard. He tells Property Week's Andrew Saunders about his ambitions.
Ashling Fox took the helm of Student Roost, the third-largest PBSA operator in the UK, in February. She tells Property Week's Andrew Saunders about her plans to move the business forward.
The industrial and logistics arm of listed property firm Henry Boot may not be well known, but as Henry Boot Developments’ executive director Vivienne Clements tells Property Week, it is growing its development pipeline across the country.
Adam McKenzie Wylie, CEO of immersive theatre start-up Histrionic Productions, talks to Andrew Saunders about its first show, finding suitable venues and the challenge posed by social distancing
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