Refurbishment specialists, Better Green Living, has unveiled the latest renovated student bedrooms at King’s College London’s Great Dover Street Apartments near London Bridge, marking the next stage of work in transforming the university’s residential offering.

Refurbishment specialists, Better Green Living, has unveiled the latest renovated student bedrooms at King’s College London’s Great Dover Street Apartments near London Bridge, marking the next stage of work in transforming the university’s residential offering.

Refurbishment specialists, Better Green Living, has unveiled the latest renovated student bedrooms at King’s College London’s Great Dover Street Apartments near London Bridge, marking the next stage of work in transforming the university’s residential offering.

Refurbishment specialists, Better Green Living, has unveiled the latest renovated student bedrooms at King’s College London’s Great Dover Street Apartments near London Bridge, marking the next stage of work in transforming the university’s residential offering.

BE News asked leaders from across the built environment industry to share their hopes, fears and expectations for 2025. A whopping 125 of you responded, so to make this year’s mega forecast more digestible, we have broken it down into parts and will publish a fresh selection of ‘25 for ’25’ every day this week. Enjoy part one!

London-based sustainable refurbishment company, Better Green Living, has launched its latest Sustainability & Outreach Report and Manifesto outlining the company’s commitment to enhance responsible practices across its business operations in line with the UK’s target to become Net Zero by 2050.

Why I got into the property industry: I started Better Green Group with longstanding experience in delivering live events and large-scale sporting infrastructure, which enabled us to scale the team and work with clients across the world. Covid marked a pivotal turning point in our business.

As we approach the end of the year, we anticipate significant growth in the retrofitting and refurbishment sector to address the rising demand for premium green working spaces. With hybrid working and studying prevalent across the country, the need for communal spaces has become essential.

London-based sustainable refurbishment company, Better Green Living, has been recognised as an accredited Living Wage Employer by the Living Wage Foundation. Awarded to organisations that pay the real Living Wage in the UK, Better Green Living is within the 14% of businesses to reward its employees with a higher wage than the government’s current minimum.

Rachel Reeves has delivered a historic first female Chancellor’s Budget with several significant announcements for the further education and skills sector.

Property PR agency, Building Relations, has been chosen to deliver a strategic corporate PR retainer for sustainable design and renovation firm, Better Green Living, to raise awareness of its retrofit projects and support its business growth.

London-based sustainable refurbishment company, Better Green Living, has unveiled a new custom-designed kit for Kings X Courage, a basketball team for young people affected by homelessness at New Horizon Youth Centre