News
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Why we can’t afford to leave London’s logistics behind
COMMENT GLP Europe’s Gwyn Stubbings on how the capital can tap booming demand
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Cambridge and Oxford drive South East office take-up in Q2
The region as a whole struggled and saw take-up drop 51% below the 10-year quarterly average
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First geothermal borehole sunk at City Corporation’s Salisbury Square scheme
The stand-alone closed-loop heating and cooling solution removes the requirement for gas
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APC Series: A road well travelled
A look at some of the most popular land and property APC pathways
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DLUHC to hand back £1.9bn to Treasury
Figures released by the levelling up department show it is not spending its full allocation
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Labour unveils community right-to-buy fund
Fund will give communities powers to take over pubs, football clubs and historic buildings
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Meet the Future Leaders: Showcasing a brighter future for UK real estate
LISTEN The first of three special interviews with the latest cohort of EG Future Leaders
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MORNING NEWS: Will nutrient neutrality be watered-down?
Plus – levelling up is mere ‘bullish, optimistic rhetoric’ and Liz Truss is back
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Loungers sees potential for 600 more sites
“600 is a conservative target,” says chief executive Nick Collins
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Helical confirmed as TfL’s jv partner
The developer has signed contracts and will start with three sites totalling 600,000 sq ft
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PM backs plans to water-down nutrient neutrality rules
The levelling up and environment secretaries are locked in a battle over the development-blocking regulations
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London and South East gain half of new jobs since 2010
Levelling up is just “bullish, optimistic rhetoric”, says the Fabian Society