Emily Wright
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Farrell says change focus on London
The UK property sector must change the way it looks at London, particularly the east of the capital, according to urban planner Sir Terry Farrell
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EG Diary: courting the boss
Diary enjoyed a recent trip around Derwent’s 4-10 Pentonville Road, N1, building, which has been let to online events company Ticketmaster
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EG Big Question: alternative property
This week’s Estates Gazette Big Question explores the world of alternative property
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Sean Mulryan: an Irishman in London
Sean Mulryan, one of Ireland’s richest men, has piloted developer Ballymore to become one of the biggest private owners of land in London
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EG Big Question
This week’s Estates Gazette Big Question asks whether competition from online retailers will ultimately be a good thing
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EG: The Big Question
This week we a’re investigating whether hard-up retailers are misusing the administration process
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Richard Dickinson: return to the top deck
The New West End Company plans a radical – possibly traffic-free – future for the capital’s prime shopping area…
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BID status lifts West End cash
The New West End Company says cash raised by its formal adoption as a business improvement district next year will boost the ongoing rejuvenation of London’s top shopping streets
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Simon Woodroffe’s home truths
The man behind Yo! Sushi reckons he could be about to “revolutionise the apartment for the first time since its invention”
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Simon Woodroffe’s home truths
The man behind Yo! Sushi reckons he could be about to “revolutionise the apartment for the first time since its invention”…
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Domino’s: topping the bill
It’s a good job Andy Emmerson never tires of getting asked for free pizza. Whether he is at a dinner party, out for drinks or chatting to fellow passengers…
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Stepping up to the Portas challenge
Where would The Portas Review be without the British Council for Shopping Centres (BCSC)?