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Solutions for the UK property industry’s growing skills shortage issue were the focus of a dynamic roundtable discussion hosted by Wates.

Why you shouldn’t get too comfy about science property in the North. Plus: Great Northern optimism and Leeds towers.

Replacing Section 106 contributions with a single community infrastructure levy could severely impact the delivery of discounted homes, according to Rob Loughenbury, director of strategy at Onward Homes.

The North’s office market is seemingly impervious. How is that possible? Plus: London leftovers and culture dreams.

Building tech innovator eco-i and architect and engineering firm BDP team up to discuss how technology is changing the way we develop, design, and operate properties.

Nothing happens overnight in property, and never has that been more true than now, with various sub-sectors pausing for thought as markets look to settle in post-Covid. We’ve selected a range of projects from across the region that are worth keeping an eye on in 2023 and beyond.

Projects in Yorkshire & the Humber worth a combined £120m secured support from the flagship programme, raising questions over the government’s commitment to genuine “levelling up”.

The 15-minute city concept has been heralded as one of the outstanding architectural contributions to human development – does it deserve this praise? And how can we turn its ideas into reality? Those were the topics of this roundtable discussion, hosted by Weston Williamson + Partners.

The logistics and industrial sector appears to be slowing down from its former red hot pace. With that in mind, how do we secure the market’s future? That question was the focus of a roundtable discussion hosted by law firm Weightmans.