Emily Wright
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Tech brand Realla gets real
As an uncertain market prompts more real estate firms to look to proptech for efficiencies and competitive edge, Emily Wright meets two innovators poised to ride the digital wave. Portrait…
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Stars come out for the story of Christmas
Brian Blessed (pictured), Nick Clegg and Olympic athlete Katherine Grainger were among the luminaries taking part in the Story of Christmas Appeal 2016
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Stars shine at Story of Christmas
Ian Hislop, Nick Clegg and Olympic athlete Katherine Grainger were among those taking part in the Story of Christmas Appeal 2016 last night
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One Blackfriars: the South Bank’s latest luxury residential tower makes its mark
Does One Blackfriars have what it takes to hit premium values as prime resi falls on hard times? Emily Wright finds out
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David Adjaye: design for life
David Adjaye has made a career out of creating inspiring, forward-looking architecture. But can he continue to make waves as society faces an increasingly uncertain future?
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David Adjaye: “The future is bright and the future is better”
World-renowned architect David Adjaye has promised to continue to inspire hope through design despite uncertain times.
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Millennials offer bright future after Trump
LISTEN: We must look to the millennials for hope after Trump’s victory, says CBRE’s San Francisco vice president
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“Washington needed a shake-up” says former Bush adviser
LISTEN: Donald Trump’s victory could give Washington a much-needed shake-up it even if it is not the one many people wanted, says George W Bush’s former economic adviser
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Not as daft as he looks: the day I interviewed Donald Trump
He is now president of the United States. So what is Donald Trump really like? Emily Wright interviewed him in 2008
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Placemake: the power of tech in the property sector
Global investors are scrambling to back a new artificial intelligence-based property tool. The inventors of Placemake explain how its predictive power could transform real estate decision making.
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The dangers of tech development
MIPIM UK: The emergence of exciting new tech could see the current generation, and the property sector, becoming arrogant about the speed of its advances.
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Getting used to the Norwegians
It takes a while to get used to the Norwegians. A reputation that, far from shunning as an insult, the locals embrace wholeheartedly.