Comment
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The right to manage strikes again
A Supreme Court ruling will hopefully alleviate some of the obfuscation and delay around the process
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The lure of luxury retail
Strong demand and competition for the best space continues to drive rental growth and the attractiveness of the sector to investors
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Redevelopment breaks on greenfield sites
How the Electronic Communication Code differs from the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
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Can the government do more to unlock airspace development?
COMMENT The government must avoid making airspace development more difficult than it currently is
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Working towards the right to switch off
Labour’s plans for workers’ rights are laudable – but they need careful consideration
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A new era for new towns?
COMMENT The government is bringing new towns back, but can they deliver this time?
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Key trends in a shifting market
Five factors will have a major impact on the future direction of UK real estate
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The King’s Speech signals interesting times for leasehold practitioners
The government’s legislative agenda offers a tantalising glimpse of Labour’s leasehold reform plans
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Delivering sustainable operations for offices
A full systematic approach is needed to integrate sustainability into corporate real estate
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Housing: from scarcity to stability
The new government must seize the opportunity to plan for the future of housing
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What next for freeports?
Pamela Chesterman reviews the progress so far for the nation’s freeports
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The Telecoms Code and the 1954 Act
The Upper Tribunal has given an important decision on the interface between the two regimes