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August 10, 2021

Is Real Estate's Obsession With Wellness Elitist And Killing The Planet?

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Bisnow's new podcast series, Office Politics: The Battle For The Future Of Work, is an in-depth examination into the raging debate surrounding when and where we work, and how that will affect not just how we use offices, but the operation of society itself. Featuring academics, authors, business leaders and workers, weekly episodes will look at how the potential shift to more remote work will affect productivity and the economy, social equality and workplace diversity, human psychology, the fight against climate change and the future of cities. You can subscribe on iTunesSpotify and Amazon Music.

The move to allow people greater freedom to work from home has been heralded as a potential boost for social equality and workplace diversity — but, if business leaders aren't careful, it has the potential to make things worse.

Office Politics: Anger, Resentment And Belonging

Without well-thought-out policies that examine the potential consequences of white-collar workers no longer gathering in the same place to work every day, countries like the U.S. and UK could see already stark wage inequality between high and low earners grow. And the concentration of white middle-class men at the top…

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Is Real Estate's Obsession With Wellness Elitist And Killing The Planet?

Wellness in the workplace is such an obviously good idea that it seems madness to talk about downsides.

Then the Covid-19 pandemic turned an obviously good idea into a timely must-have. A range of demanding standards and certifications meet this pressing need, as Bisnow has reported.

That’s the received wisdom. Is it right? The answer is: No, that’s nothing like the full story.

Is Real Estate's Obsession With Wellness Elitist And Killing The Planet?

A debate is now emerging about exactly how high the real costs of wellness could be. In conversation with Bisnow the workplace wellness agenda has been likened to elitism and cited as a prime example of the kind of human-centred wrong-thinking that created our various sustainability…

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Karma, Building Skyscrapers And The Eternal

Karma, Building Skyscrapers And The Eternal  

Buildings don’t just appear out of thin air: They are conceived, designed, funded and built by people who bring with them their lives, experiences, backstories and influences, both in their careers and in the world outside real estate.

For this series, Bisnow undertook highly personal interviews with a range of developers, famous and less well-known, to dig into those experiences and influences to find out how they shaped the people that shaped our world. 

Young men are mostly in a hurry. They want results now, fast, in a world that has no past or future, just a permanent, exhilarating, never-ending present. 

Spend some time with young Birmingham property developer Tani Dulay and you glimpse another way.

Dulay is talking from his office at Birmingham's Harborne Road. It is smart, businesslike and contemporary, and so is he. The subject of conversation: The 53-storey build-to-rent residential tower at Curzon Wharf proposed by Woodbourne…

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Real Estate Grandees Win Battle for £700M Housebuilder

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A private equity firm run by some of European real estate’s best-known investors has won the auction to buy a UK housebuilder for more than £700M.  Aermont Capital, which was set up by veteran investor Léon Bressler, is buying Keepmoat, Britain’s seventh-largest housebuilder, from Sun…

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