Damian Wild
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Editor’s comment – 1 September 2012
MPs say the Government Property Unit should be given more clout. Given that its chief executive earns more than the prime minister…
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Editor’s comment – 11 August 2012
Tony Pidgley, whose Berkeley Group has been so dominant as a London housebuilder, has a new challenger to contend with
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Editor’s comment 4/8/12
Olympics minister Hugh Robertson sounded far from sympathetic when quizzed this week about business being hit by the Games.
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Editor’s comment – 28 July 2012
Another week, another anti-growth missive from government: this time a poorly drafted clause in the community infrastructure levy
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Editor’s comment: European money looks to London
“If I want to speak to Qatari investors, I have to get on a plane,” says Italian investor Stefano Cervone
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Culture not sport should be Games’ legacy
PODCAST: The troubled Olympic media centre should be used to create a cultural legacy from the Games
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Editor’s comment – 14 July 2012
A London Legacy Development Corporation board meeting will next week consider the future of the troubled Olympic media centre
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Olympic reunion
Estates Gazette reunites some of the partners who made the Olympic project possible for a special podcast
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Boris hails Shard as beacon for London
The Shard, whose launch on Thursday was capped by a spectacular laser show, sends a “powerful exclamation mark to the world that London and Britain are…
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Editor’s comment – 7 July 2012
To readers of the Daily Telegraph it’s Britzerland. Devotees of The Spectator know it as Planet London. Whatever you call it, the economic gulf between the…
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Shard signifies ‘global role of London’
The Shard sends a “powerful exclamation mark to the world that London and Britain are open for business”, Boris Johnson said today
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Leader: 30 June 2012
Eurohypo was set to return to lending on 1 July. Instead, on Tuesday night, its parent Commerzbank said that the bank was to be wound down. It bodes ill