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Latest Articles by Hazel Vidler
R (on the application of Gardiner) v Hertsmere Borough Council
Town and country planning – Community infrastructure levy – Self-build exemption
Is a right of burial a proprietary interest?
Application to amend grounds of appeal fails
Diary meets… Gaynor Mary Warren-Wright
The former senior director at CBRE offers an update on her new life, Leeds Rhinos and fine cheese
Lees v Kaye and another
Property – Order for sale – Mental health crisis moratorium
Illustrating the reality principle
The Leasehold Reform Act 1967 under scrutiny in a case involving cartoonist Gerald Scarfe
Harnessing the true potential of tall buildings
COMMENT High-rise buildings have an environmental impact, but they can also have surprising benefits
Why is London still an attractive market for new entrants?
JTRE founder Peter Korbačka explains why Brexit uncertainty should not discourage foreign investors
What are canny investors buying at auction?
Experienced investors are not taking their eye off the retail ball
Seven pitfalls to avoid when buying commercial property
Being aware of some common mistakes can take the pain out investing in commercial property
BPF chief puts out a call to arms on climate change
COMMENT Securing a sustainable future must be at the heart of our vision to “redefine real estate”
How five European cities are meeting their sustainability goals
Many European cities are now drawing up local policies to drive energy efficiency in real estate
What are the opportunities for UK companies in European cities post-Brexit?
I see the current political and economic uncertainty as an opportunity as Avison Young sets about building a disruptive real estate advisory business across Europe. With the acquisition of GVA in February 2019, Avison Young made a significant investment into the UK despite Brexit. We have subsequently announced an ambitious continental European expansion programme. Brexit […]
Germany tightens law on real estate transfer tax
New law aims to clamp down on structures set up to avoid RETT
Can the biggest CO2 emitters become beacons for change?
Instead of becoming pariahs, commercial properties can lead the way in combating the crisis we face
A buoyant auction market exists if you look in the right places
With other investment opportunities being scarce, the appeal of bricks and mortar endures
The real estate industry needs to find its ‘why’
In a week of climate strikes inspired by children, the industry needs to refocus on what’s important
Better Buildings Partnership outlines Climate Commitment
Twenty three property owners with more than £300bn of assets under management sign up
How action on climate change will ‘future-proof’ the industry
Nuveen says a commitment to action on climate change also makes good business sense
Landsec takes multi-pronged action on carbon reduction
Avoiding materials with a high carbon intensity is among initiatives the developer is planning
How real estate is mobilised to face a real and present danger
The industry is no longer asking why, but what and how to tackle the environmental crisis
Hammerson boss says there is evident ‘appetite for progress’
Industry must work collectively to tackle climate change successfully, says David Atkins
Real estate must engage all stakeholders on climate crisis
LaSalle’s Alan Tripp says the BBP’s call to action to a wider group of stakeholders is crucial
Aston Water Tower on the block at Clive Emson sale
Disused water tower was one of the highlights at the September auction
Brexit uncertainty fails to dampen liquidity in the auctions market
Despite an unprecedented political backdrop, prices have remained relatively stable
What are the biggest opportunities in proptech?
New technologies are providing solutions to century-old problems in the property industry
Valuation Office Agency must face the challenge of rates checks
The “check, challenge, appeal” regulations are failing in a system is dogged by cuts
Stop trying to hold back the WeWork tide
COMMENT It’s natural to be sceptical of the new, but a Canute-like resistance to change is unwise.
Invest in transport to unlock development
Infrastructure is the catalyst to economic growth, says TfL’s commercial development director
Open letter to Boris Johnson calls for an end to ‘hobbit homes’
Julia Park calls on the prime minister to abolish office-to-resi permitted development rights
