Samuel Warren, VP of Sales, EMEA, HqO argues that real estate has to excite people if you want them to leave the comfort of their homes and return to the office.
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Samuel Warren, VP of Sales, EMEA, HqO argues that real estate has to excite people if you want them to leave the comfort of their homes and return to the office.
Alexis Potter, Managing Director at site security firm, BauWatch, looks at "Broken Window Theory" and why empty buildings need protection.
Harry Wilshaw, Solicitor at Lewis Denley, looks at the process of negotiating a commercial lease and highlights some of the components that tend to cause the most problems or get...
Landlords are setting their sights on the high street and recognise the potential of commercial property, according to new market analysis from Shawbrook.
UK office landlords could face a £65bn bill over the next 7 years in order to meet new energy efficiency regulatory requirements, according to newly released data from PwC UK.
Wybo Wijnbergen, CEO of infinitSpace looks at several ways that commercial landlords can take action and ensure that revenue streams for their office investments remain healthy.
A new survey has revealed that public sentiment toward the high street remains strong, with shoppers keen to support local businesses and an overwhelming majority believing that it is...
The commercial property market has struggled over the last 12 months, with transactions and values declining amid wider market turmoil. However, with demand beginning to climb,...
It is estimated that there are still over 19,000 commercial buildings with non-compliant EPCs rated F or G despite the new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards taking effect in April of...
Demand for warehouse space is providing a much-needed silver lining for the commercial property sector, according to new research.
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