propertyweek.com
Labour’s election victory was given a cautious welcome by the property and construction sector. Presenting itself as the party of housebuilding and a proponent of growth made a change from the shambles of the last lot, the first Conservative government that sadly thought kicking away the homeowning ladder (and housebuilders) was a formula for electoral success.
13 days ago
propertyweek.com
Just about anything that could go wrong did go wrong at Grenfell Tower. But subsequent revelations make it clear that while the tragic fire took place as a result of specific circumstances, it also highlights a deep-seated construction sector malaise that affects thousands of buildings and tens of thousands of occupants.
3 months ago
propertyweek.com
Labour’s inevitable election triumph creates an opportunity for the government to address the most important social issue of the day: the acute shortage of housing that has bedevilled the country for decades. Will the policies announced or hinted at pre-election achieve the desired result of an additional 1.5 million homes over the next five years?
6 months ago
propertyweek.com
The year was 2010, the client was Capco, the development site was Earls Court. I was part of the advisory team picking masterplanners for this ambitious project.
about 1 year ago
propertyweek.com
The year was 2010, the client was Capco, the development site was Earls Court. I was part of the advisory team picking masterplanners for this ambitious project.
about 1 year ago
propertyweek.com
When it comes to the design and operation of new buildings, environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations are right at the top of the agenda.
about 1 year ago
propertyweek.com
Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Trust, by Herman Diaz, concerns two lives and the way they were lived – or the way they were lived according to accounts written by people (themselves artificial literary creations) with personal axes to grind.
about 1 year ago
propertyweek.com
Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Trust, by Herman Diaz, concerns two lives and the way they were lived - or the way they were lived according to accounts written by people (themselves artificial literary creations) with personal axes to grind.
about 1 year ago
propertyweek.com
Creating communities comes in many guises and, having worked with developers and resident managed clients on many community strategies, I know these things take time and consideration to strike the balance to ensure the community will flourish.
over 1 year ago
propertyweek.com
The inaugural Building Beauty Awards were celebrated at a ceremony this week, with Lord Foster of Thames Bank the guest of honour.
about 2 years ago
propertyweek.com
Guess which London borough we are talking about. “The largest number of units
delivered in any one year (357) equates to 25% of the annual average needed.
over 2 years ago
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