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It is widely acknowledged that real estate is responsible for around 40% of global carbon emissions. The need for more sustainable real estate should be an essential and pressing business consideration.

The recovery quickens, retail's pain points and what next for the housing market

Luxury prices are forecast to rise faster than envisaged just six months ago

Making sense of the latest trends in property and economics from around the globe

Making sense of the latest trends in property and economics from around the globe

Making sense of the latest trends in property and economics from around the globe

Making sense of the latest trends in property and economics from around the globe

Plus, how real estate shapes university choices

People are excited about the 15-minute city. The idea has generated a huge amount of buzz across property and politics amid a wider rethink of how we build and manage cities in the wake of the pandemic. There’s a lot to like. Building communities in which everything you need, from groceries, to leisure to work, are within just 15-minute walk would generate huge benefits to health and wellbeing and it also taps into changing buyer, tenant and occupier requirements post pandemic. But how do London’s CBDs stack up on this measure, and what is the opportunity for real estate?

The current construction and real estate landscape presents significant challenges – but also great opportunities. The recovery across the south east office market is gaining traction, with headline metrics on demand moving further into positive territory with each passing week. With supply still tight in many locations, this is fuelling anticipation of rental growth and an uptick in development activity.