Damian Wild
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RICS warns of lack of female students
CONNECTING TOMORROW’S LEADERS: Companies looking to improve the gender balance of their employee base will struggle because RICS’ student base continues to be overwhelmingly male
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WiredScore director’s top tip for proptech projects
CONNECTING TOMORROW’S LEADERS: Proptech “fatigue” is setting in, according to the European director of WiredScore.
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10 things that will determine what happens in 2017
Investment and occupational demand has thinned. Incentives are moving out. Mid-market residential sales of new stock has have slowed. A summer recess or a new, longer-lasting theme?
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Channel 4’s future is all about location, location, location
EDITOR’S COMMENT The channel now represents the first meaningful economic test for this government’s commitment to devolution and for the new metro mayors elected in May.
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Mayor Burnham’s housing ambitions are hard to fault
EDITOR’S COMMENT: Brace yourself Manchester: mayor Andy Burnham is promising a “much more interventionist approach” to dealing with developers.
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NextBigThing crowned at Property Marketing Awards
Brand consultancy NextBigThing won the top award at last night’s Property Marketing Awards, with TFT Consultants winning the EG Front Cover of the Year Award.
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Editor’s comment: Looking for answers after Grenfell
Given that the response to the tragedy has already been found wanting, it was a relief to hear on Thursday the prime minister prioritise quick, incremental action.
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JLL’s manifesto for growth and evolution
INTERVIEW “If there’s one job I would love to do,” says Guy Grainger, “it’s to be London mayor.” Stranger things have happened over the past 12 months
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Editor’s comment
“Whatever the result of this week’s election,” I wrote before the polls closed last Thursday, “the political environment is decisively changed. The electorate’s expectations are different. Policy priorities have shifted.…
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A positive role for real estate amid the uncertainty
EDITOR’S COMMENT: Amid the uncertainty, there is an oppoortunity for real estate to improve its reputation and play an active role in the country’s future, says EG editor Damian Wild
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Vote now for your favourite EG front cover of the year
Pick the winner of one of the most coveted awards in real estate
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This time it’s not the economy, stupid
EDITOR’S COMMENT: Whatever the result of today’s election, the political environment is decisively changed. The electorate’s expectations are different. Policy priorities have shifted. And those changes will have important consequences…