Blog archive

We have prepared a briefing summarising some significant changes introduced under the following legislation...

In our new Exciting Disruptors blog, we look ahead to next week's education sector conference which this year will explore the theme of the 4th industrial revolution. The event will cover: What will this data revolution mean for learning, research, the design of campuses and the world of work...

In our new #ExcitingDisruptors article, Laura Woodward summarises the recent Estates Gazette event with Dame Fiona Reynolds, current Master of Emmanuel College and former Director-General of the National Trust...

In an article from the Mix Interiors publication, Alexandra Murphy explores the recent boom in investment in office building space and looks at trends impacting this drive such as the need to offer the best office space to attract the best talent...

Universities and their estates teams are facing some of the biggest challenges in recent memory. These challenges include...

In our new Exciting Disruptors blog, CEG have discussed how the Kirkstall Forge development has looked to the future and used technology in its design to ensure workers are happier, healthier and more productive...

The Court of Appeal has handed down judgment in the PAG case and the decision is in favour of the ratepayer...

It is often a source of frustration when trying to complete a deal that wet ink signatures will often be required. In an age where we are used to emails and facetime it sometimes feels very archaic and slow to have to wait for an original signed document to arrive...

The Digital Economy Act 2017 (Commencement No 3) Regulations 2017 bring the new electronic communications code into effect on 28th December with some significant changes for landowners to be aware of...

Exciting times are ahead for Manchester as the Mayor of Greater Manchester announced his plans to regenerate the region’s town centres on 17 November 2017...

A truly horrifying disaster such as that at Grenfell Tower was previously unthinkable (even if there warning signs).  What are the consequences for the residential property market now...

The Queen’s Speech this week may have attracted criticism for not containing many policies, but one proposal will be of interest to consumers and real estate professionals alike...