Senior living - some welcome guidance
The recent publication of specific Government advice on planning for disabled and older people is welcome as is the recognition that...
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High Court concludes that Brexit is not frustrating
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Debt in the alternatives sector
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Are some Boroughs not pulling their weight?
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Time for a public/private partnership?
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Winners and losers in BT office rationalisation
As far as landlords are concerned BT Group's proposal to consolidate its 300-plus office estate down to around 30 (its ‘Better Workplace...
Late build-out penalties? Pretty uncompromising, Minister
It seems that a Conservative Government can no longer be automatically assumed to understand the market.
I come to this conclusion...
As the march of flexible office providers continues, will occupiers seize the opportunity..?
A new report from JLL and online flexible workspace platform Hubble predicts that flexible offices will grow from a 6.3% (14.7m sq ft)...
Panel debate - "Partnering for change: bringing life to urban centres."
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Could town centre free-trade zones be the saviour of the high street?
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