From pipeline growth to execution risk
"Bigger pipelines, tighter capacity: execution is the new risk."
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In plain English: development agreements
"From unconditional freehold sales and traditional joint ventures, to conditional sale contracts and build licences – there are a myriad of formal arrangements that can be put in place between landowner and developer."
Spotlight: European Office Development
"European office markets remained resilient in Q1 2026, with take-up broadly in line with recent trends and vacancy stable at 9.4%, while a sharp decline in future completions points to tightening supply and rental growth."
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A mispriced market? Why Leeds is drawing investor attention again
"The investment opportunity in Leeds is strong, and capital is beginning to return. "
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In Plain English: The Future Homes Standard (Part L 2026)
"The newly released Part L 2026 (AKA the Future Homes Standard) sets out how all new homes will be net zero carbon ready. "
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Future Space survey points to continued rebound in logistics market
"Now in its ninth year, our Future Space survey, in conjunction with Tritax and Analytiqa, sheds interesting light on the UK industrial and logistics market."
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In plain English: meanwhile use
"Meanwhile use is broadly defined as the temporary occupation of a vacant or under-utilised space, very often while alternative uses are explored or planning permission is being obtained."
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A year of adaptation: climate risk, geopolitics & AI shaped 2025’s markets; how will 2026 play out?
"Climate risk, geopolitical uncertainty and the rise of AI reshaped markets in a year where adaptability defined outperformance."
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Three things in store for UK commercial real estate in 2026
"As we kick off 2026, it’s time for my annual round-up of what the year could bring for the UK’s commercial property market. "
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How data centre developments can enrich society
"Data centres are the backbone of an era defined by digital transformation. As more developments emerge around urban centres, it is vital to consider the social value and community benefits they create, both locally and nationally."
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