Electricity network capacity: Constraints and collaboration

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Property development is a crucial aspect of urban growth and economic progress. That’s why the public sector needs to work closely with developers to help them overcome the challenges facing bringing new developments to life, writes Christopher Howell of Belgravia.

This year, heightened efforts were made to encourage diversity at MIPIM, including extending support to organisations such as Regeneration Brainery to participate, for which we are extremely grateful, writes Michele Steel, chief executive at Regeneration Brainery

In the mid-2000s, the term ‘place’ started to creep into mine and my colleagues’ professional vocabularies, comments Andrew Cooper, chief executive of Leeds Business Improvement District.

Devolution, new neighbourhoods, and green spaces are set to be the hotly anticipated topics at the upcoming MIPIM, writes Thomas Pearson, head of real estate commercial at JMW Solicitors.

Realistic optimism, combined with a drive to lend and build, can unlock the city horizons of the future – just take Manchester as an example, writes Elliot Vure of Together. 

The design choices we make when crafting a workspace can transform the way teams interact by helping drive collaboration, encourage communication, and create an office culture, writes Marion Room of The Fairhursts Design Group.

With the UK’s economic outlook set to improve as inflation falls, this year will be a one-of-a-kind opportunity to capture investors’ attention. Each year MIPIM welcomes around 6,500 investors representing three-quarters of the world’s top 100 investment managers, advising on over €4tn of assets. 

With one in three millennials expected to rent for their entire lives, rental properties that allow them to achieve their desired lifestyle in a central location close to employment opportunities, leisure options, and cultural sites will command a premium.

Britain has changed a lot in the past 20 years – but the property industry still looks much the same, writes Michele Steel of Regeneration Brainery. How do we make the industry more reflective of the areas it develops?

More than 1.2m office desks and 1.8m chairs in the UK end up in landfill each year, writes Tom Dickinson, managing director of OSI. How can we all play our part, particularly when sustainability and budgets are often at odds with one another?