POSTED BY VINCENZO MAGGIO | 5 OCTOBER 2022 Is the Life Sciences sector running out of lab space? Is the life sciences sector running out of lab space? The Oxford-Cambridge arc is home to a hugely productive and innovative life sciences sector and despite significant business space demand across Oxford and Cambridge, there is an equally significant lack of supply. Vincenzo Maggio, Head of Real Estate Investment Life Sciences takes a look at the current lab space shortage and the need to address this fundamental infrastructure issue. Read more Share this article Bookmark this page 3 min read
POSTED BY CHRISTINE DE FERRARS GREEN | 19 AUGUST 2022 The ‘nutrient neutrality’ issue Share this article Bookmark this page 3 min read
POSTED BY CHRISTINE DE FERRARS GREEN | 17 AUGUST 2022 Biodiversity net gain (“BNG”) We are starting to see more activity in the marketplace as landowners and land managers make ready for the preparation and delivery of off-site biodiversity gain sites, through agreements with developers, the offering of off-set units and investment in creating habitat enhancements. Share this article Bookmark this page 4 min read
POSTED BY GRAHAM COLLIER | 17 MAY 2022 Mapping the FutuRE: Driving your real estate investment - dealership dealings With big changes on the horizon across the automotive sector, car dealerships are becoming a strong alternative investment opportunity. Graham Collier talks to Robin Eglin, Director at OMC Motor Group and Peter Paphitis, Associate within the Automotive & Roadside team at Rapleys, about the future of dealerships in our 'Driving your Real Estate Investment' series of conversations with experts in the industry Share this article Bookmark this page 3 min read
POSTED BY CHRISTOPHER PIKE | 22 MARCH 2022 Court of Appeal kicks Bath Rugby Club covenant into touch A recent Court of Appeal decision was welcome news for Bath Rugby Club as it enables the planned construction of a new 18,000-seater capacity stadium. A previous decision of the High Court had held that the land occupied by the Rugby Club was subject to a restrictive covenant, entered in to in 1922, which prevented the proposed development. Share this article Bookmark this page 4 min read
POSTED BY ANDY KING | 24 FEBRUARY 2022 Mapping the FutuRE: green real estate finance The growing link between the sustainability credentials of a real estate asset and its value means sustainability is increasingly a key component in real estate investment and development. However, it is also increasingly relevant to the way in which real estate assets are funded. Share this article Bookmark this page 2 min read
POSTED BY JENNIFER LEWIS | 19 JANUARY 2022 Z House – the unique zero carbon concept home University of Salford (with Mills & Reeve advising) and Barratt Homes have joined in collaboration to create Z House – a unique zero carbon home built in the centre of the University campus. Share this article Bookmark this page 2 min read
POSTED BY VICTORIA HUGHES-BARKER | 26 NOVEMBER 2021 A minute to midnight for Health and Social Care: can Integrated Retirement Communities rewind the clock? Victoria Hughes-Barker reflects on the Association of Retirement Community Operators (ARCO) conference Share this article Bookmark this page 2 min read
POSTED BY PETER SEABORN | 23 SEPTEMBER 2021 Mills & Reeve announced as best law firm across Oxfordshire! Mills & Reeve is celebrating after receiving the best law firm award at the Oxfordshire Property Festival Awards 2021... Share this article Bookmark this page 2 min read
POSTED BY CAROLINE BYWATER | 7 JULY 2021 Mapping the FutuRE - Planning for Retirement Many have said that a lack of planning policy support for the delivery of retirement housing is one of the biggest hurdles which the sector faces – which seems odd, as an ageing population is one thing which can, with some certainty, be foreseen and therefore surely planned for... Share this article Bookmark this page 3 min read
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