Why We Shouldn’t Mourn the Loss of Department Stores (Yet…)
The department store was once seen as an innovative solution for retail, but in recent years this has changed. What can be done to save them?
Read moreAuthor: Sarah Hayford
Sarah is the founder and CEO of The Land Collective. She graduated in 2018 having studied international relations at the University of Nottingham and went on to study a postgraduate degree in Real Estate at UCEM whilst working in retail surveying. Sarah's interests heavily lie in retail and leisure, as well as development and politics.
Is it Finally Luton’s Turn?
With the final planning decision on the long-awaited ‘Power Court’ development in Luton blooming, can residents finally look forward to a better town?
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The Rise of WeWork and Workplace Expectations
I think it’s fair to say you have heard of WeWork in some capacity unless you’ve been living under a rock! WeWork, […]
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The Destruction of the ‘High Street’: What’s going on?
Over the past three to six months, news regarding the liquidation/closure of several high street retail and restaurant brands have been put to […]
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The Case of Gentrification
If you live in a major city, you’ve probably heard the term gentrification being thrown around. If not, you’ve probably witnessed a […]
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Is ‘Help to Buy’ Really Helping?
The ‘Help to Buy‘ scheme launched by George Osbourne in 2013 has recently appeared back into the spotlight after Prime Minister, Theresa […]
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