Emily Wright
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Is this the London office of the future?
LONDON INVESTOR GUIDE EG travels to Deloitte’s Montreal HQ to find out what the UK capital can learn from the Canadian model
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Myanmar: the new frontier?
Myanmar’s spiralling real estate prices are expected to be brought under control in order to attract more overseas capital under the country’s first freely elected parliament in 50 years
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British designer Tom Dixon on the five trends you need to watch in 2016
LISTEN: The legendary designer on trends, towers and why he is plotting a move into architecture
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YourWelcome: a proptech start-up that stands out
What started off as a hack for a frustrated Airbnb host has become a proptech success story valued at £2m in just nine months. But could YourWelcome have a place in…
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Diary: BCO’s spunky marketing ploy
When it comes to beating the January blues, three cheers for the British Council for Offices, who made a jolly good fist of it at its annual dinner last week
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Interview: Inception Group’s Charlie Gilkes
Secret venue bar concepts on ‘the wrong streets’ have paid dividends for Charlie Gilkes’s Inception Group. Will the magic wear off with the opening of a prominent central London location?
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Sheppard Robson’s perfect timing
As design moves from making buildings to making places, Sheppard Robson’s steely resolve is making its mark on a range of diverse schemes. Portrait by Louise Haywood-Schiefer
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Salary Survey 2015: Who’s putting on pounds?
Money talks, but certain sectors, organisations and regions are shouting louder than others. Emily Wright looks at the headline figures from the survey
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Deloitte’s office of the future
What happens when you remove 1,100 desks and move staff into a new office scientifically designed to force spontaneous reactions? Emily Wright travelled to Deloitte’s Montreal HQ to find out
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The Office Group plots expansion
Charlie Green and Olly Olsen of The Office Group on expansion, penthouses and their upcoming move to one of London’s most high-profile schemes.
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Manhattan transfer
Alongside London, New York is the destination of choice for international property investors, but where does the money come from and which sectors are most popular?
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Graffiti: value, not vandalism
Graffiti has kick-started the regeneration of entire neighbourhoods in New York and Miami. Could it have the same impact in London? And could the gentrification it creates blunt the artistic…