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Stone placed for Lune Aqueduct
An extensive restoration project has given an aqueduct in Lancaster a new lease of life
Green fingers
Landscaping is often the first thing tenants or clients see on arrival to a site. Estates Review looks at how Ground Control have helped develop, upgrade and maintain premises for an array of clients
Stamp of approval
This year’s Budget may not have changed the current stamp duty rates, but it could have future effects on properties worth more than £150,000
Green people, green technology
With energy accounting for as much as 30 percent of business overheads, should you rely on people or technology for a greener outlook? Mike Cordner looks at both options
All that remains
Archaeology is rarely on the forefront of any developer’s mind when starting a new project. However, it can pay to expect the unexpected as Helen Martin Bacon explains
Urban stability
Vince Ugarow highlights the growing importance of a supporting framework, which can implement this model successfully on individual commercial development projects
Special reports
Picture that
A look at some of the entries for Drivers Jonas Deloitte and Property Week’s competition to find the hidden photography stars of the commercial property industry
Breaking free
Lisa Raymond looks at the ways in which a tenant can extricate from a leasehold property that it no longer wants
Ceiling fans
As the world leader in stretched ceilings, Barrisol presents more than 40 years of innovative solutions to decorate and renovate interior and exterior spaces, combining technology and aesthetics
The search is over
Estates Review takes a look at Scott Brownrigg’s fantastic design of Google’s new London office
The firing line
When construction disputes arise, it is common for a client to assert that the contractor has been paid too much. Mark Clinton examines the situation
Everything must go
Stuart Hicks examines the state of British high streets, and suggests what can be done to ensure that occupiers and owners continue to survive this testing economic climate
LandSec reworks EC4 buildings
Land Securities has submitted a new planning application to redevelop 30 Old Bailey and 60 Ludgate Hill, EC4, into 389,000…
Comment
As Europe’s economy continues to teeter on the brink of disaster, the UK market still finds itself at a set of crucial crossroads
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Economic uncertainty will always be accurately reflected in the commercial property market so it is little surprise that the scheduled delivery of office space in the City of London will be the lowest in more than 10 years at 443,000 sq ft next year