property developers
London Rental Opportunity: The Most Pathetic, Squalid Landlord Move Yet
Turning what looks like a bin room into a studio? Embarrassing.
The Big Problem with the Mental Health Response for Grenfell Survivors
The biggest mental health response of its kind in Europe means little when two-thirds of survivors are still living in temporary accommodation.
The Fight to Save One of London's Most Historic Curry Houses
Founded in 1946 by the India League, an organisation that campaigned for British India’s independence, The India Club is part-restaurant, part-time capsule. Now redevelopment plans threaten to turn the building into a luxury hotel.
Construction of new homes at the highest level in a decade
Irrationally high home prices are motivating builders to ramp up construction in urban Canada
A Portrait Of Desperation, Despair and Political Scandal At The Sydney Dish Lickers
How do you explain 68 000 dead dogs in the last 12 years? "If you stop monitoring this sport people are gonna get away with doing bad things. There's bad people in this industry. But they clamp down on people like me," says one trainer.
How A Multinational Property Developer Became The Unlikely Champion Of Female Pay Equality In Australian Sport
The property development sector might be mired in controversy and corruption scandals right now but one company Lendlease has drastically increased the pay for Australia's most successful female cricket team in return for naming rights.
Heckling Property Sharks at Their Awards Party Was Strangely Depressing
Millions are affected by the housing crisis, but who wants to go to a party for rich people that they weren't invited to?
We Watched Queer Shamans Curse the Property Developers Killing London's Gay Saunas
Chariots sauna in east London is being turned into a luxury hotel, and these radical queer witch doctors are pissed.
How Gentrification Can Wipe Out a Thriving Nightlife Scene
The Dalston district of East London is a perfect example of how a buzzing nightlife scene can lead to developers swarming in, threatening the clubs and bars that made it so attractive in the first place.
Rising Rents Might Mean the End of London's Chinatown
Gentrification is threatening what has historically been one of the most diverse areas of the city.