A Regional Dilemma or a Global Uniform Destiny? As the commercial real estate industry stands at the precipice of change, a pressing question looms: are the differing narratives of office space use in North America, EMEA, and Asia-Pacific merely convenient tales to assuage short-term pains, or do they hint at a universal shift in theContinue reading “The Office Conundrum”
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Protecting the critical balance of Embodied Carbon considerations in UK Planning
After the Secretary of State’s unlawful planning intervention and Embodied Carbon confusion, Marks & Spencer may be allowed to build a viable modern flagship Oxford Street presence. If so, this astonishing saga may yet help restore some investment confidence in the sector. It remains to be seen if the UK government will allow best-in-class commercialContinue reading “Protecting the critical balance of Embodied Carbon considerations in UK Planning”