Savills Build: Perspective
Contains 8 articles"Index heads back to trend, but wider pressures remain"
building and project consultancy
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Rethinking laboratory sustainability in the age of AI and automation
"How can we weigh scientific advancement against increased power use?"
Savills Build: Perspective – May 2026
Contains 8 articles"Geopolitical risk sees build cost sentiment push out"
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The Building Safety Act 2022: What do recent changes mean for the real estate sector?
"The Building Safety Act (BSA) 2022, a comprehensive UK law implementing major safety reforms particularly for higher risk buildings, has been fully enforced since 2024."
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The unforeseen (and positive) impact of the Building Safety Act on inclusive design
"The Building Safety Act in 2022 elevated the conversation around inclusive design, making accessibility a non-negotiable part of the future built environment. But what have its effects been?"
Savills Build: Perspective
Contains 8 articles"Construction sentiment belies wider economic indicators"
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What does the Building Safety Levy mean for operational residential developers?
"The Building Safety Levy (BSL) is a charge introduced by the UK Government to help fund the remediation of residential buildings, particularly high-rise structures with fire safety defects."
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Race to the top: what the constant demand for the high life means for the next phase of City towers
"Towers in the City of London are perennially popular for developers, landlords and occupiers. "
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Why collaboration is now more important than ever when it comes to central London office space
"With central London’s office vacancy rate now at just 7.5%, the lowest in four years, there remains a lack of good quality stock. "
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Why London office landlord's should be looking at 'delivery-led' EPC improvement strategies
"As we know, ESG remains a key priority for investors when buying office assets in central London and those that don’t meet the required standards, or have a clear route to improvement, are often overlooked."
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