How can the CBD survive the pandemic?

No one disputes that substantial investment in the primary care estate is fundamental to the delivery of world-class patient care and a sustainable NHS, writes Simon Sherwood of Mills & Reeve.

In the midst of one crisis, it can be easy to overlook another, but as the global focus on healthcare facilities intensifies, it has become increasing clear that we cannot consider solutions for the Covid-19 pandemic without also considering how it can link to solving the climate crisis, writes Stephen Maddocks.

Could our enforced lockdown and ability to work from home result in real change around sustainability for the property sector? Laura Ludlow looks at the evidence.

According to the latest Savills July 2020 Big Shed report, areas of the UK are looking at a potential serious shortage of warehouse and shed storage.

Now that lockdown measures are beginning to ease and the prospect of meeting up with friends and family in a restaurant or having a drink in a pub is closer, businesses are planning for what a return to the workplace will look like.

Designers, developers and professional services representatives took part in this special webinar aimed at helping companies prepare for the immediate and long-term future of offices.

The current pandemic certainly isn’t helping with the UK’s housing shortage. Housebuilders may be going back on site but do we need to move away from the more traditional methods of construction if we are going to have any chance of meeting the country’s housebuilding targets, asks Caroline Hanratty.

The outspoken New York broker and social media influencer, Duke Long, joins Bold founder, Caleb Parker to share the story behind his Top 100 people in commercial real estate to follow on Twitter and explain his recent rants about the negative pitching that is happening in CRE during the current pandemic.