Emily Wright
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Whitehall: next big sale or redevelopment opportunities revealed
Two world-famous Whitehall buildings could be about to hit the market for sale or redevelopment as the government continues to slash its central London estate by 80% before 2020.
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RWC is ‘New Zealand’s to lose’
AUDIO: The Rugby World Cup is New Zealand’s to lose, said All-Black rugby legend and former number 8 Zinzan Brooke in an exclusive interview with EG
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Pi Labs reveals latest proptech start-ups
Property accelerator Pi Labs has revealed the five proptech start-ups that have secured a place on the second of its three-month programmes
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Topshop pop-ups to hit Oxford Street
Pop-up retail start-up Appear Here has partnered with Arcadia Group’s Topshop & Topman to take on close to 20 short-term spaces in the group’s flagship store at 214 Oxford Street,…
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SimpsonHaugh: transforming city skylines
SimpsonHaugh has transformed Manchester’s skyline and now it is making its mark on London. Emily Wright talks to its partners about how they are preparing for public reaction on three…
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Theatre of dreams
With a taste for turning empty sites into pop-up creative communities, Theatre Delicatessen is receiving rave reviews. Emily Wright talks to the artistic director taking centre stage at the charity.…
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Instanbul fringe developments key to supply
LISTEN: Strategic development in Istanbul’s emerging fringe districts will be key to avoiding oversupply in the city’s central business district, says one of Turkey’s leading developers.
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Airstrikes could hit Turkish investment
EG investigates how the increasingly unstable geopolitical situation in Turkey could affect the country’s real estate market
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The Next Big Thing: Plan B
Estates Gazette takes a closer look at the highly commended ideas in The Next Big Thing competition.
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The Next Big Thing winner announced
From the weird and wonderful to the downright ingenious, Estates Gazette can finally reveal the winner of its The Next Big Thing international competition.
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The Next Big Thing: The winning entry
With only a finite amount of land available on Earth, and 100% of the world’s population living on just 29% of the available space, JLL director Neill Worrall thinks so.…
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Welcome to life on demand
“Access to the world without long-term responsibilities” – that is what one of the property industry’s most ambitious young entrepreneurs believes people want from modern life.