Damian Wild
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EG Awards 2018: property celebrates the great and the good
Read the profiles of this year’s award winners and find out what gave them the edge over the competition
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EG Awards winners signal a changing industry
More awards – and award winners – in the spotlight this year came from those parts of the sector where growth is fastest, much needed and most welcome.
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New awards, new winners – it’s been another spectacular night at the EG Awards
EG AWARDS 2018: Industry celebrates property’s most prestigious people and companies
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Where were you when Lehman Brothers collapsed?
EDITOR’S COMMENT: It may be that we look back on three deals around this 10th anniversary as a critical juncture. And hopefully a positive one.
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Chief execs given their marching orders
The chief executives of the four biggest UK REITs will step up next month to raise money to help end youth homelessness.
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Challenges on the horizon for real estate
The coming months will see challenges to the real estate industry come thick and fast. Each will do much to determine the success and failure of key projects in UK…
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Editor’s comment: A back-to-school vibe
You can’t escape the back-to-school vibe this week. It’s everywhere you turn. Transport is busier. Weather forecasters are warning of chilly nights. It’s even influencing shopping habits.
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Optimism for growth presented in a sober package
Analysts advise buying into some major industry players, but there are some strong caveats for the wider market.
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Editor’s comment: A Saudi stake in UK real estate?
Far from being off, as one news agency had suggested on Wednesday evening, the world’s largest IPO remains very much on course: plans to list shares in state-owned energy giant…
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Editor’s comment: There is no fairytale ending on the horizon
Countrywide’s shares are down and House of Fraser is buckling under debt, but can we learn from their mistakes?
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However you read the stats, don’t ignore the risks
Is your glass half full or half empty? Either way, you’ll find comfort in the economic data that’s landed over the past week. You’ll also find a ranking of risks…
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Editor’s comment: mixed signals are rife
Central London offices are likely to be most negatively impacted by Brexit. Yet City office investment hit a record high in Q2