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It is critical for high-net-worth (HNW) customers to understand the risks of construction, be aware of the contractual responsibilities of key parties and stakeholders, and ensure they obtain the correct policy to protect their assets. Read today's blog by Neil Taylor for more insight: https://bit.ly/48UKiOS

Do you invest in or lend on real estate assets, whether built or being built? If so, are you managing your risk in relation to new building safety laws? With so many changes recently, this can be challenging to navigate. To assist, Tom Caplen and I have compiled a list of considerations for you to ponder. #BuildingSafety #RealEstateFinance #Construction

Let's talk about the new Building Safety Act. We all want it to work but prolonged approval processes mean higher costs for developers and challenging refinancing until a build contract is signed. Combined with interest rates and rising construction costs, this uncertainty is pushing project viability to the brink. New post 👇on building safety from Tina John. #housing

Calling all involved in refurbishment and retrofit projects, this article is one to take the time to read, especially if you want to reduce risk and secure the best possible insurance programme on your next scheme. With the increasing push from planning authorities encouraging developers to retain existing structures as much as possible rather than demolishing them. Here we summarise the insurance market landscape and set out the key risk & insurance challenges and solutions when carrying out works in existing structures. Gallagher Specialty

Today the Government released the latest data on Building Safety Remediation. Month on month increases are shown in the progress of remediation on both 18m+ and 11m+ buildings. #construction #buildingsafety https://rb.gy/ub94au

Refurbishment, particularly involving buildings of historical and architectural significance, comes with its own set of risks. Developers and contractors must provide comprehensive training in fire risk management to minimise the likelihood of major losses. Find out more in our latest article: https://okt.to/8QyP4u

Do You Need Planning Permission for a Dropped Kerb? Read this blog to get the answers you need today. https://lnkd.in/gKs2-w65 #planningpermission #planningconsultants #townplanning #townplanner #architecturedesign #architects #architect #loftconversion

Refurbishment, particularly involving buildings of historical and architectural significance, comes with its own set of risks. Developers and contractors must provide comprehensive training in fire risk management to minimise the likelihood of major losses. Find out more in our latest article: https://okt.to/8QyP4u

Why a structural integrity reserve study is key to successful building management https://lnkd.in/gwZj6pzn #FinchRoofConsulting #RoofersCoffeeShop #RoofingProfessionals #RoofingContractors #RoofingIndustry Finch Roof Consulting

‘Delivering buildings fit for the future’ has been a focus in construction and planning for some time. This article is an interesting perspective on how knowledge, planning, foresight, innovation and adaptability within the construction sector will be key to futureproofing buildings: https://buff.ly/3WV9YH5 #TeamRidge #ExpertWitness #Construction #Innovation