Samuel Horti

Dublin aims to boost housing provision by rezoning industrial land for mixed-use schemes...

Crossrail locations attract strong demand.

Crossrail is just one of the factors drawing new office occupiers to the area...

Plan for a million new homes in region will boost commercial development...

Development continues apace in the city after a number of major lettings confirm Salford’s office credentials...

Victoria Street-Int-Office As increased competition and falling desk rates put the brakes on years of growth, the London co-working sector is at a crossroads...

If you are based in London, it is all too easy to have a blinkered view of Brexit, one that is not shared in other parts of the country...

As growth curves go, they don’t get much more spectacular. Canadian cannabis company Tilray, headquartered in a city of fewer than 100,000 people on Vancouver Island...

Google has unveiled ambitious plans to transform Toronto into a smart city, complete with delivery robots and autonomous vehicles. Samuel Horti finds out how the plans are going down with the locals.

Since moving to Toronto nine months ago, I’ve found serendipity hard to come by. I’m only here for two years, so if I’m going out to eat, or grab a coffee, or meet a friend, I’ll look up endless lists of the ten best restaurants or pubs in the area, trying to make sure no trip is wasted. I plan my journey door-to-door using local transport app My TTC, leave my flat so that I’ll arrive at the bus stop just as it pulls up, and, when I hop off again, I walk the route I’ve memorised, head down.

“Are they really [social media] influencers?” is not a question a developer would have asked before deciding whether to let space to a potential occupier 15 years ago...

Strong regional office take-up has created a space shortage. You’d think it would prompt a development drive, but no. Why are regional cities running out...

An increase in the number of co-working operators has affected pricing and sparked fears that some firms will fail...

Council-owned development companies are springing up across the country in what a report published this week by The Smith Institute labelled “a quiet revolution”...

It is easy to be sceptical about Clyde Gateway. Under the regeneration programme, which is backed by a partnership between multiple local authorities and national government...

If you want to know why the needs of occupiers have changed in recent years, just look at what their staff are wearing. “When I first started working in the City 22 years ago, everyone wore a plain or pinstripe suit with a shirt and tie,” says Richard Proctor...

Delayed £200m scheme is likely to progress with the existing development manager and a new partner...

As the causes of the fire at Grenfell Tower in North Kensington last week begin to become clearer, government bodies and the property industry are asking themselves some searching questions about how to prevent tragedies like this in future.

BTR sector set to benefit from billions of pounds worth of investment Some of the world’s largest real estate investors - including Mitsui Fudosan, Pimco and the Korean Investment Corporation (KIC) - are lining up to plough billions of pounds into the UK’s burgeoning build-to-rent (BTR) sector, Property Week can reveal.

There’s confident and then there’s Andrew Waugh. “I think timber will replace all other materials for construction, without a doubt,” proclaims the founder and director at Shoreditch-based Waugh Thistleton Architects (WTA).