The Subplot | Life sciences, Leeds towers, Great Northern hopes

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.

Despite the headwinds buffeting the UK economy, long-term projects in property and regeneration continue to move forward across the region.

Just six projects across the region were successful in the second round, the total of £108.5m making this the least-supported English region by cash awarded.

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?

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.

The way is clear for the North East to become a more self-governing part of the UK, following the signing of a devolution deal.

Have you ever considered using leafy greens to maximise the value of a property? On the latest episode of the Place North West podcast, Chris Bowie-Hill of Hydrock and Chris Lloyd of Glenbrook discuss new and interesting ways to generate income from retail portfolios amid changing trends.