EPC

The Labour Party’s manifesto set out a clear desire to decarbonise the UK’s energy infrastructure with a rapid roll-out of renewable projects; the key to this is in planning reform.

On July 4th, the UK voted the Labour Party into power with a landslide, below we look at what this shift means for the sustainability agenda and for property.

Plus, rise of EPC A-rated new homes and spotlight on new homes demand in London

Net zero commitments, and the need to attract and retain talent, are driving occupiers to more sustainable buildings.

Where does it make sense to refurbish offices to higher environmental standards and to what extent will obsolete offices see a change of use to residential?

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

UK domestic target required for 2033 will need to grow 20 times the current rate in order to be successful.

Signs of resilience for new homes as new housing supply falls.

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

Proposed minimum energy efficiency standards regulation in England could leave residential landlords facing a £17.9 billion bill.