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October 18, 2022

Energy Price Hike Makes Sustainability An Easier Talk With Tenants

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While few might argue about the desirability of making the UK’s real estate assets more sustainable, the journey to achieve ambitious net-zero targets is far less clear.

Existing stock continues to dominate the market, and investors and developers need to determine how best to address new build versus refurbishment, and get their corporate and residential customers on board to collaborate not just on design, but on building use. 

Energy Price Hike Makes Sustainability An Easier Talk With Tenants

Bisnow’s half-day Building for a Sustainable Future event, held at Fraser Property's The Rowe in London, looked at a number of these challenges, particularly around whether it is better to retain the infrastructure of existing stock or knock it down and start again.A number of the expert speakers stressed that the…

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CRE Job And Hiring Outlook: 2019-2022

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For over 15 years, SelectLeaders has produced a job barometer for the commercial real estate industry to illustrate the performance of the job market and how it is shaped by external events.  SelectLeaders lists job postings from 25,000 active CRE employers, which are used by 315,000 job seekers across all…

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