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Search ArticlesNew partner bolsters Vail Williams in Thames Valley
News Experienced valuer and student accommodation specialist, Luke Kemp, joins the Vail Williams Reading and Oxford offices. Property consultancy Vail Williams has made a strategic appoint in its Thames Valley Valuation team as business continues to grow. Luke Kemp, who has joined at partner level from Daniel Watney Partnership in London, has also worked at Savills, Knight Frank, BNP Paribas Real Estate and Cushman & Wakefield.
Strong quarter of commercial property deals in Solent region for agency team at Vail Williams
News Q2 2026 has seen commercial property specialists, Vail Williams, complete a wide range of deals for clients across the South Coast. A series of commercial property deals have been completed on the south coast by the agency team at Vail Williams. The property consultancy delivered “a strong quarter” across a range of industrial, office and investment transactions.
Will £39bn affordable homes programme translate into deliverable affordable housing?
The confirmation of the first strategic partners for the Government’s £39 billion Social and Affordable Homes Programme is a welcome vote of confidence in the sector and a moment many housing providers have been waiting for. Homes England has appointed 33 partners to deliver social and affordable homes outside London over the next decade. Their allocations cover around 73,600 homes and £9.6 billion of grant funding.
How to Know If Your Land Has Development Potential
Resources Owning land does not always mean its future potential is obvious. A site may appear suitable for residential development, commercial property or another use, but its development potential will depend on much more than its size or current condition. Planning policy, location, access, infrastructure, physical constraints, market demand and financial viability can all affect whether development can realistically go ahead.
NPPF 2026: What the new planning reforms mean for developers, landowners and investors
News Discover Vail Williams' Guide to the new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) The August 2026 National Planning Policy Framework introduces major changes for planning, development and investment in England, including key reforms affecting housing delivery, Green Belt and grey belt land, station-led development, infrastructure, local plans, density and economic growth.
How to Get More From Your Commercial Property Investment
Owning a commercial property does not automatically mean it is delivering the strongest possible return. Market conditions change, occupier requirements evolve, and lease events can significantly affect both income and asset value. For investors, getting more from a commercial property investment is not simply about increasing the rent. It means protecting income, reducing exposure to risk and ensuring each asset continues to support wider investment objectives.
Promotion for PAM specialist at Vail Williams
News Emma Cooper, a Property Asset Management surveyor based in the Thames Valley, has been promoted to Associate. A property asset management (PAM) specialist with property consultancy Vail Williams has been promoted to associate. Emma Cooper, based in the firm’s Reading office in the Thames Valley region but with a wide-ranging role, was previously a senior surveyor.
Biodiversity Net Gain rules have changed: Is your planning application ready?
Resources Changes to England’s Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules came into force on 6 August 2026, changing the requirements for some smaller developments and introducing new exemptions from mandatory BNG. Changes to England’s Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules came into force on 6 August 2026, changing the requirements for some smaller developments and introducing new exemptions from mandatory BNG.
Beyond the Barracks: Why defence investment is creating new opportunities across UK real estate
Market Insight The UK's commitment to increasing defence spending marks one of the most significant shifts in public investment for a generation. The UK’s commitment to increasing defence spending marks one of the most significant shifts in public investment for a generation.
Bedrock Park now 86% let with latest trio of lettings
News The speculative development of industrial and trade counter units in Wimborne is almost fully let thanks to industrial specialists, Vail Williams. A speculative development of industrial, logistics and trade counters in East Dorset is nearer to calling full house following three new lettings. The hat trick of deals at Bedrock Park by property consultancy Vail Williams and Goadsby, for developer Northwood Urban Logistics, means the estate is now 86% let.