By the way: Peter Bill on Julian Richer’s book on fixing the housing crisis
A signed copy of Julian Richer’s ‘Our Housing Disaster – And What We Can Do About It’ plops through the letterbox, the envelope addressed by the man himself.
How to measure social value
While progress has been made in the understanding of social impact, there is still a long journey ahead to help businesses gain the most insight from the data that they collect.
Smashing the glass ceiling
Promoting and retaining women to enable them to reach a senior level is an ongoing challenge for the industry. Ceri Moyers explains how Mentoring Circle is helping to foster inclusion and tackle the gender biases hampering progress.
More clarity on MEES is essential
Government must outline its plans for energy efficiency regulations to help industry hit net zero targets.
All generations need levelling up
Regeneration projects should offer a range of housing and amenity options for people at all stages of life.
Swansea pioneers a green model
A £4bn green energy, transport hub and port development should be a blueprint for other major cities.
By the way: Peter Bill on Grainger, BTR and Adam Neumann
Helen Gordon needs to whoop things up.
Jefferies’ managing director Prew on REITs hiding their true values
Net asset values are no longer an accurate reflection of REITs’ performance and their relative worth.
Moorfield Group’s Sadie Malim on investing in rental solutions
Growing demand for a wide spectrum of affordable housing is creating opportunities for investors.
Hammerson chief executive Gagné on creating a vibrant sense of place
Tailored placemaking can bring forth 24/7 urban ‘living spaces’ that have a significant social impact.
Town Moor could be so much more
Vacant land around Newcastle United FC stadium is chronically underused and could be vastly improved.
The untapped potential of UK BTR
Despite the shift towards build to rent, institutional investment in the sector has so far been very limited.
Uncertainty reigns on the high street
The Body Shop’s situation has forced landlords to consider how administrations would affect them.
We need supply-side reform now
The UK’s technocracy must be overhauled to liberate business and allow public servants to do their jobs.
By the way: Peter Bill on David Maxwell and RAD London
One of the jockeys competing in Saturday’s Grand National is developer David Maxwell.
Time to cure this heritage mania
Backlash against plans to build above historic Birmingham hospital reflects skewed view of value.
AI will drive evolution of property
Technology is transforming practices in planning, development and management of the built environment.
Mini towns unlock nuclear future
Modern methods of construction can help house the big workforces needed to build nuclear plants.
Peter Bill on Landsec and BL management fees
Landsec and British Land are medium-sized companies at best, respectively employing 385 and 356 direct staff in the year to March 2023. Yet Landsec is in the FTSE 100, British Land not far outside.
Learning from Toronto’s success
Toronto has much in common with Manchester and both serve as examples of successful city planning.
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