The concept of 15-minute cities has gained traction in places as diverse as Paris, Barcelona, Copenhagen and Melbourne. Advocates say this approach can create long-term economic growth for urban centres but critics fear it would widen inequalities in communities.
So what could this concept mean for the UK in terms of fairness, equality and levelling up? How can the UK embrace repurposing and retrofitting yet retain the historic and uniqueness of places?
Listen in to this panel discussion, hosted in partnership with Landsec and recorded live at UKREiiF in Leeds, to hear what more can be done to increase collaboration between the public and private sectors to connect spaces to people, and establish healthier and happier places to live.
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Bricks & Mortar: Former rugby professional Ben Brownlie converts career path to real estate
EG Like Sunday Morning: Know your chips on offices and life sciences
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Bricks & Mortar: The law firm creating positive change in the property law sector
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On the Case: The Court of Appeal rules on pandemic rent defences
EG Like Sunday Morning: Commonwealth Games and pandemic rent wars
In on the Act: Oliver Radley-Gardner QC on the Electronic Communications Code
Bricks & Mortar: OakNorth Bank’s Greg Manson on gaining MRICS qualification
”Nobody is interested in an app for their building. No one gets turned on by that”
#IAMWOMAN: Showcasing real estate’s phenomenal black women
EG Like Sunday Morning: The heat is on
Voice of the Region: South Yorkshire - Sheffield Sorted for EPCs & Biz
EG Like Sunday Morning: There may be trouble ahead...
In on the Act: Mark Sefton considers the case for reform of the 1954 Act
What can be done to sustain Dublin’s enviable growth?
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