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Mixology North21 Project of the Year Finalist: Living Interiors
The UK’s growing build-to-rent residential sector survived the pandemic – but lessons have been learned. Architects, designers and developers joined a roundtable hosted by Milliken to assess what worked, what didn’t, and what comes next in the world of beds-for-rent.
It's here! Congratulations to the standout projects from the last 12 months that our judges deemed worthy of making it to this year’s Mixology21 Finalists list.
Trillions of pounds of ‘family office’ wealth are surging into property. It means 2021 could be a Cinderella moment for some property sectors, as huge volumes of money moves the market. David Thame tells us what to expect.
Build-to-rent developer, Quintain Living, is beginning to look and sound like a US-style multifamily operator. So what does it mean for UK furnished apartments?
Taking inspiration from the style and charm of the surrounding urban landscape, 74 has completed the design of The Green Rooms from Amro Living, a new BTR scheme in the heart of Salford's Media City.
The big beasts of retail property face a wipe-out. In response, they are rapidly evolving into residential and hotel developers. Hammerson are one of the first to turn towards a non-retail development pipeline.
Senior housing will mushroom from 10,000 units a year to 30,000 by 2025, and growth after that will be exponential. David Thame talks to Phil Bayliss, the Legal & General boss who is leading the sector’s expansion.
Converting more than 1 billion sq ft of under-used or redundant UK retail floor space could provide a mighty stream of profitable opportunities for the property industry. But it won’t be easy for everyone...
Tom brings with him over 14 years' experience in the luxury hotel, resort, residential and retail sectors which has seen him lead on projects for large well-known operators and small independent brands both in the UK and internationally.
Tasked with creating an amenities space that fostered community, NoChintz referenced Riverside’s location to create a space with moments designed for natural connections.