Property Week

The director of planning and sustainable infrastructure EMEA at SLR Consulting on how he got started in property, his favourite book and invention, his top travel destination and the singer he admires.

Madeleine Knight’s recent piece on Unite’s trading update offers a useful window into how the UK’s largest purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) operator is navigating the current market environment.

As the flexible office market continues to expand, occupiers are increasingly attracted by ‘all-inclusive’ packages.

The jolt delivered to the life sciences property sector by the Covid pandemic may soon seem like a mere bump as the industry braces for the impact of artificial intelligence (AI).

The Here East innovation campus within the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, east London, has a curious if short history.

Almost nine in 10 British construction firms are at risk of serious financial distress, according to research from UK accountancy and advisory firm Menzies.

Optimism bias often appears to be baked into the property industry. However, some negative headlines are impossible to ignore.

Experts have welcomed rumours that chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering public-private partnerships to help fund the infrastructure needed to support government’s new towns programme.

Even without the backdrop of the very flat mood music for the market, the announcement this week of Joanne McNamara’s appointment as chief executive of British Land hit a real high note.

The government plans to provide £1.3bn of investment to help fund the new Universal United Kingdom Resort in Bedfordshire.