Learning to grow: Increasing enrollment figures promise bright prospects for purpose built student accommodation in central Europe
Student enrollment figures in central Europe have remained stable in the majority of countries despite the pandemic.
April 1, 2023: Vol. 17, Number 4
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Green shoots: With improving regulation, a lead from its commercial cousin, and growing consumer demand, UK residential real estate is set to take its next big leap into a sustainable future
In the United Kingdom, the perma-crisis of recent years- COVID-19, climate change and the cost of-living - has thrust homes, and how they are used, into the spotlight. People have become much more aware of the cost of energy and its environmental impact: the importance of fresh air, the adapt ability of our homes and our proximity to nature.
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In the wake of the pandemic, you would be hard pressed to find a company that had not re-evaluated its office occupancy and hybrid-working policy.
Beyond home borders: Generating international diversification in property portfolios is vital to navigating tricky economic conditions worldwide
Revitalising retail: Inner-city retail will never be the same again, so let's make sure the new reality is a win-win for all
Cities are struggling with demographic challenges and changes in attitude among their populations that are affecting daily routines, such as commuting, shopping and leisure. Today, both inhabitants and visitors expect urban areas to offer neighbourhoods that contain smart infra structure, sustainable environments and opportunities for recreation.
It's all about the network: Consider your commitments and cultivate your time wisely
There's a huge difference -qualitatively and in terms of results- between time engaged with small networks and time engaged with larger networks. So, be careful how you spend your time, with whom and where.
Fit for purpose: Examining SFDR and the nonlisted real estate industry
Real estate accounts for 3 percent of total financial capital; however, as it stands, the industry accounts for a substantial 39 percent of total carbon emissions. As a result, regulation supporting a net-zero built environment has the capacity to greatly accelerate decarbonisation, not merely of real estate investment, but of the economy and society as a whole.