The future of green leases
"Green leases are now a familiar feature of the UK commercial property market. What began as a progressive concept has become, at least in institutional circles, part of the mainstream leasing conversation. "
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Defence: Rearmament reshapes space
"Rising defence spending is set to accelerate investment in industrial and logistics infrastructure. From advanced manufacturing plants and R&D facilities to logistics platforms and high-performance computing and data centres, defence production requires a wide range of highly specialised assets."
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Tenant engagement: A vital, yet underappreciated, tool for a sustainable built environment
"Over the last decade, the property industry has shown significant progress in many areas of sustainability. To address greenhouse gas emissions, energy data is becoming more accurate to enable more reliable reporting."
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Agriculture needs its own measure of soil quality
"Why the current assessement system is inadequate"
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A carbon smart approach to building performance
"Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) have long been the go to metric for assessing building efficiency."
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Beyond the silo: Investing in carbon action
"The property sector faces a structural shift: decarbonisation is now a present investment consideration. Stricter EPC rules could make non-compliant buildings unlettable by 2030, while UK insurance costs are rising 7-16%."
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Beyond Compliance: Post-MEI Strategies to Optimise Your Building’s Energy Performance
"Your building is MEI-compliant, but the journey doesn't stop there. Unlock stronger energy performance and ESG impact with post-certification strategies."
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Unlocking the next wave of battery storage development
"Battery storage remains a critical enabler of energy security and the energy transition. "
Spotlight: European Real Estate Logistics Census
"Savills European Real Estate Logistics Census outlines the challenges and opportunities facing Europe’s logistics occupiers, developers and investors"
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How to improve quality of life through the built environment
"The average life expectancy in the UK’s most deprived areas is around ten years lower than in more affluent parts of the country. "
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