Emily Wright
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Life as a trans woman in property
INTERVIEW: What does it feel like to tell your colleagues that you can no longer be the man they thought they knew? Building surveyor Antonia Belcher shares her story
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Ivan Massow: Outside contender
LGBT Special: Stepping into Ivan Massow’s kitchen is like falling head first into Russell Square’s own not-so-little Narnia.
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Don’t miss Next Big Thing deadline
There is less than a week left to join entries from around the world that are flooding in for Estates Gazette’s Next Big Thing international competition.
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‘No need for East v West rivalry’
LREF: East and west London should co-exist in harmony rather than battle it out for occupiers and investment, according to Savills’ director Dominic Grace
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South Bank running out of stock
LREF: the South Bank has just 11 months of commercial supply left and is in desperate need of new stock
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London Investor Guide June 2015: pop-up retail
Vast open-plan communal work stations fashioned out of railway sleepers.
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London Investor Guide: All aboard the gravy train
Transport links can be an invaluable guide when it comes to deciding where to invest in a large city. But how do you narrow down the options in sprawling capitals…
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Silvertown Quays: ‘This will be the new Soho’
How do you transform 62 acres of east London wasteland into a 7.7m sq ft mixed-use mecca? Emily Wright visits developer First Base on site at Silvertown Quays to find…
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Lipton and Conran unite in Brighton
Elliot Lipton’s First Base has secured a deal to redevelop Brighton’s Anston House as a £100m mixed-use scheme designed by Sir Terence Conran.
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‘Desirable’ UK lures Eastdil Secured boss
London is at the top of Eastdil Secured’s hit list, thanks to the UK’s openness and “geographically desirable position”, the adviser’s chief executive said last week.
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Meeting room revival to combat crimes against productivity
First there were cubicles, then there was open-plan, and then the argument about whether an office was even required. But could we be about to go full circle?
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Human interaction ‘key for offices of the future’
BCO 2015: Buildings of the future will need more, not fewer, meeting rooms as people seek out human interaction in a quest for a “digital balance”