Emily Wright
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72 hours in Stockholm
Emily Wright finds out how to enjoy a trip to Sweden’s capital city
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Hightower’s Brandon Weber: The profit prophet
An American tech star in London
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Building for brain power
Deloitte’s new Toronto HQ is its second “super green” office
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Tech “has no respect for the Atlantic”
The UK property sector has only been slow to adopt new technologies because of a dearth in decent products, according to Brandon Weber, chief executive of US software giant Hightower
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Meet EG’s Rising Stars 2016
The 15 nominees for the 2016 Estates Gazette Rising Star award were photographed last week at the Zaha Hadid Design Gallery
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Lisbon: what you need to know
Lisbon Special: Tech brands and overseas investment are fuelling the California of Europe
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Welcome to the California of Europe
It is just so iconic, that soaring, rust-red suspension bridge. Arching out over the water, fading into the near distance on a cloudy day, synonymous with one of the most…
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Lisbon: Five trends to watch
Lisbon has captured the hearts of overseas investors, entrepreneurs and travellers alike over the past 18 months. But what about the year to come? Emily Wright uncovers five of the…
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MAAT propels Lisbon’s art scene onto the world stage
When the show-stopping Amanda Levete-designed Museum for Art and Architecture and Technology opens next month it will herald the dawn of a truly international cultural scene in Lisbon. And investors…
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Lisbon: welcome to the California of Europe
It’s not San Francisco – but it has a bridge and a tech sector to match. Portugal’s capital is starting its post-recession climb up the world rankings of places to…
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Arthur Moreno: diamonds in the rough
In a city of neglected period buildings and crumbling façades, one luxury developer is rebuilding history. Emily Wright meets the co-founder of Stone Capital, Lisbon’s leading restoration developer
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Norway secures record levels of cross-border investment
Overseas investment into Norway hit record levels last year making up around half of all deals as the country continues to open up to international capital.