Landlord
From first generation to hyperscale: The whirlwind evolution of Data Centres
The world’s first Data Centre can be traced back to 1940s America, when the innovative programmable computer - the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC) -was developed.
What to expect when you start working with a property management company
When you commit to work with a property asset management company, you are doing so to relieve yourself of the often-heavy burden of property management.
Commercial property has the power to boost UK’s clean energy
With the EPC regulations changing on 1 April 2023, David Thomas explores some of the opportunities occupiers and landlords could utilise.
Brand new trade counter scheme pre-let in Bournemouth
Three trade counter units being built in Bournemouth have been pre-let to major UK trade brands through property consultancy Vail Williams.
Chronic construction shortages could affect housing and infrastructure delivery in 2022
Whilst double-digit growth was recently forecast for construction in 2022, property consultancy Vail Williams urges caution as industry faces chronic shortages.
Bright outlook for thriving Birmingham
Birmingham’s commercial property renaissance has continued throughout 2021 with upward rents in both office and industrial sectors driven by high demand, lack of supply and workplace transformation.
Spring in step with property asset management appointment
Kingsbridge Estates has appointed Vail Williams' PAM and facilities management team for the new units at Spring Business Park, Havant.
Autumn Budget: Impact on occupiers, investors developers and landlords
There were very few surprises in this year’s Autumn Budget – indeed, a lot of it had been leaked to the press in the days prior, much to the Speaker’s disgust.
Staines-upon-Thames: Surrey’s unsung business location
Staines-upon-Thames’ reputation as a place to live and work has been transformed in recent years.
What can we expect from this week’s Autumn Budget and Spending Review?
Whilst Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, states that the economy is booming with 1.2m job vacancies and the number of people in work back to pre-Covid levels, this is yet to trickle down to businesses’ bottom lines.