Regional estate visibility does not need a regional system
Comparable estate data across an ICB is a reasonable ambition. Getting there by putting every Trust on the same software is the most expensive route
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The first AI project in most Trusts will not look like AI
The ambition is right and the technology is ready. What is not ready, in most cases, is the estate data underneath it. The commitment is
Reporting on the estate is not the same as planning it
Estate data has never been better presented. The harder question is what a Trust is supposed to do after the report lands. There has been
The Evidence Decade – the New Hospitals Programme
A Provelio briefing for Estates Directors and scheme leads at the New Hospitals Programme NHP. Your data will be an essential building block for your
Reflections on being a RICS Member for 35 years
Provelio’s Chair, Paul Wilson, marked 35 years of membership with Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) this year. In an article published by RICS, he
What does Martyn’s Law require from estates and property teams?
Many people working within the public sector will be familiar with the term Martyn’s Law, or at the very least would have heard it in
After the June 2026 MEES decision, refinanceability is the test that matters
What the June 2026 decision changed The government interim response of 18 June 2026 confirmed that the previously proposed EPC C milestone for 2027 will
What does the 2026 business rates revaluation mean for corporate property portfolios?
What changed on 1 April 2026? The 2026 revaluation took effect across England and Wales, with new rateable values based on open market rental values
PFI handback: why condition evidence has to start years before expiry
Why expiry concentrates risk PFI contracts across health, education, and local government are moving into their final years. Expiry compresses two or three decades of