Emily Wright
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Top agents 2013 survey: hear us roar
After seven years of subdued sentiment, an unstable market and a lingering threat of redundancy, this year’s Top Agents survey results paint a very different picture.
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Confidence in Colombia
Over the last month I have heard no less than six mentions of Colombia. Irvine Sellar is considering a project out there
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Lord Rogers: Design for life
Chiswick Park, Cork Street, the Leadenhall Building – architect Lord Rogers is still all go at 80. Here he talks property, politics and Prince Charles
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Are your colleagues earning more than you?
As the economy finally starts to turn a corner, Estates Gazette wants to know how the changing market is impacting on property pay and conditions…
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Google’s new HQ to hit the heights
CoreNet 2013: Show stopping features planned for the Google King’s Cross HQ including access via a climbing wall were unveiled in Amsterdam this week.
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Google HQ offers high-rise adventure
Features planned for the Google King’s Cross HQ, including access via a 26m-high climbing wall and a roof-top allotment maze, were unveiled this week
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VIDEO: Grimsey High Street review
Bill Grimsey has called for a one-off levy for large retail chains to help the ailing high street ahead of the publication of his Alternative Review of the High Street.
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VIDEO: Asos – Attention to e-tail
The average age of the workforce at online clothing retailer Asos is 23. If you didn’t know that already it wouldn’t take long to work out after stepping…
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Asos: New HQ exclusive tour
VIDEO: Online fashion retailer Asos has doubled the size of its headquarters as part of a major expansion completed this summer.
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Orf bets Europe has hit bottom
Apollo Global Management managing director Roger Orf this week said his firm’s recent £500m spending spree was a bet on the bottom of the European property. market
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Urban gent: Roger Orf
When Roger Orf moved to London from New York in 1990, the first thing he did was hit Savile Row…
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Colin Serlin: trend spotter
Colin Serlin of developer London Buildings has a track record that spans four decades of knowing what will be hot before anyone else