Insight

This week marked the half-way point in the 2024 general election campaign with the launch of election manifestos from Labour, the Conservatives, Lib Dems, and Green parties.

When it comes to professional events in our industry, I think we can do better. Here's what we need to get ahead of.

With the results of the Greater Manchester Mayoral Election having been declared, now is a good time to look in detail at how one pledge made by Labour’s Andy Burnham might play out.

With the Capital Funding Guide highlighting the need for a more structured approach to shared ownership resales, many registered providers are feeling the increased strain on their leasehold teams.

Community engagement shouldn't stop once you have a planning consent. This Construction Toolkit can help you manage community interest in your project during the most sensitive period of its lifetime.

UKREiiF has been a blast. Here's a quick run down of the major themes I picked up on this year.

The Valuation Office Agency is now taking action to stamp out below-standard behaviour and ensure that ratepayers get the right service.

As the housing crisis continues, it’s crucial for developers, registered providers, and local authorities to explore innovative solutions.

Whether it’s your LinkedIn profile, your website or a tender document, you need to be able to explain what you do with clarity to keep your audience on the hook.

Like many of you, we’ll be in Leeds soon as one of the 10,000+ event attendees for an industry conference that has quickly established itself as one of the must-attend events of the year.

Like the products we buy, our marketing outputs should be built to last and adaptive to change. In this short blog we explore the concept of graceful degradation and how we can build it into our marketing.

From birthdays to weddings, we use taste to celebrate and bring us together. So, can we apply that to workplace design? Let’s see.

We need to talk. Whether it's MIPIM, UKREiiF or the Housing conference... the work doesn't stop when the event does.

The visual world is vast, so there are many things to consider when it comes to workplace design. Knowing where to begin is crucial. Let's examine the factors that influence and improve the visual elements of an office environment.

As the dust settles on another MIPIM, it's time to reflect on a week that was both familiar and markedly different from years past.

Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget contained several references to business rates. The most concerning aspect for those with empty properties is the section titled 'Business Rates: Avoidance and Evasion.'

Providing a positive workplace experience has become paramount to attracting and retaining the best talent, and how your workplace feels plays a big part in this.

It's that time of year again, and councils are busy issuing business rates bills for the 2024/25 rate year. Be warned - there will be a lot of people groaning (more than usual).

You’d better believe it – there’s just over a week to go until the shores of Cannes play host to over 20,000 property professionals from across the world.

In the last 12 months, I've observed a significant shift in how the Valuation Office assesses serviced offices for business rates. The serviced office market, once dominated by Regus and local centres, has exploded with diverse operators, responding to changing work patterns and a growing demand for flexibility.