Dear City, why not learn from the Construction sector and adopt adjudication?
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'Urban renaissance' or 'retail outlet relocation'?
Some years ago I attended a number of presentations on the pending urban regeneration of various northern city centres, i.e. places north...
Better news for the construction sector?
After a series of gloomy articles about the health of the UK construction sector here is one which might brighten the sector's mood. In...
WeWork and serviced offices
Serviced offices are the real success story in the office sector with a huge take up of office space by Wework and others over the last 2...
'All that glitters is not gold'
Once again it would appear the PR and glossy brochures were too good to be true. Investors will have lost money, confidence in these...
SIG & 'accounting irregularities'
Sadly, 'accounting irregularities' seem to be an increasingly common theme these days in the business world including in the construction...
The public and private sectors still need each other
One or two high profile crashes does not mean the end to public/private sector partnerships. Certainly, there is no harm in local...
The Carillion saga continues
The Carillion saga continues. Now one reads that profits were being misstated over a prolonged period and operational management was...
A New Look at CVA's.
The recent landlord success in relation to the failed CVA will no doubt have landlords scrutinising how they might also be affected by...
Bristol City Council's approach to affordable housing
An article on how Bristol City Council is seeking to provide affordable housing in a market some say is second only to London in terms of...
Thomas Cook's £150m hotel development fund
An interesting move by Thomas Cook to help ensure that it retains all the money it earns from selling hotel holidays.
If this approach...
Oxbridge corridor... a housing revolution
5 new garden cities are planned on the route between Oxford and Cambridge. This route is set for a housing revolution. Developers...
Landbanking???
A slightly more nuanced analysis of the numbers Shelter have recently published on planning starts. None in the industry would deny...
South Kensington Tube redevleopment
This is good news. I have always found South Kensington Tube station a rather dismal place which is a shame as it is the gateway to the...
NPPF - they can't be faulted for trying
At first glance the proposed amendments to the NPPF look a sensible set of measures designed to assist housing delivery, especially for...
The PM has discovered Planning
Let's hope this involves action not words. I'm awaiting the draft NPPF with baited breath.
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Theresa May will turn her attention back to the UK’s housing market on Monday, with a promise to rewrite “the rule book in terms of...…
Bovis - more haste, less speed?
At a time when we are all being told that UK PLC is not building enough new homes, the news that Bovis has had to spend a substantial sum...
UK Commercial Property is a safe haven
With increasing global instability and global equities looking more uncertain, investment in UK commercial property represents a safe...
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