Bedford wakes up
Considering its location, Bedford has failed to attract its fair share of investment. But a new wave of development opportunities are now putting it in the spotlight.
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Taking stock of Oxford’s housing
With Oxford facing a housing supply shortage, Strutt & Parker hosted a debate to discuss what is causing the crisis and how the city can meet its residential needs
Editor’s comment: 23 January 2016
The M&A rumour mill doesn’t grind into action these days; it simply never stops turning. This week Strutt & Parker became the latest firm to be ensnared. Again.
Dover: Port of call
Can Dover progress from a place to pass through to a destination in its own right? Claire Robson assesses its multi-million pound development projects
Editor’s comment: 12 December 2015
If ever a story highlighted that sometimes we only look at property matters through UK lenses, it was the news this week that Taittinger has bought land in Kent to establish a vineyard.
PRS quietly confident in Southampton
Southampton is showing the rest of the UK the way forward in the PRS market as it marks another first in the sector. Just don’t expect any fuss.
The south gets PUSHy
Hampshire’s southern conurbation has bid to become a combined authority with devolved powers. Will this move help to solve the area’s economic underperformance?
Searching for the South East’s stars
There are stellar opportunities within London’s orbit, but skill is needed to navigate to the best locations. David Thame reports
The rise of food in the retail experience
A passion for fashion is not the only reason people are flocking to shopping centres. Piers Wehner reports on the rise of the food and beverage offer as part of a larger retail experience
South East housing in the slow lane
A lack of green belt land, slow planning application processes and local opposition threaten to halt the glorious future promised by Crossrail
