WATCH | Bruntwood Works explores post-pandemic workplace

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.

The New York-based property tech VC has published a short paper outlining its view of the most likely winners and losers from the crisis.

What are the immediate common interest implications for landlords and tenants of shopping centres and retail parks? Dominic Hordern explains.

Richard New, partner at Mills & Reeve, highlights relief ratepayers might be able to access on empty properties during the coronavirus pandemic.

If managed correctly businesses could be looking at a five-fold decrease in the running costs of their building stock, writes Glen Irwin.

Richard Noble, partner at leading law firm Mills & Reeve, outlines some of the questions property owners might encounter around temporary occupation of premises during the coronavirus crisis.

The UK PropTech Association surveyed members to better understand the impact the pandemic is having on the industry, businesses and wider community.

Mark Tyson, head of service delivery at Legal & General Investment Management, sat down with Bold founder, Caleb Parker, to share his thoughts on how moving from product to service can create successful businesses, driving demand, premium rents and ultimately high building valuations.