Nadia Elghamry
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Shed slide steepens
Yorkshire and Humberside bucked the trend, but across the rest of the UK, the first half of 2016 was marked by a steep decline
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Ryden races back to the top of Glasgow offices rankings
Ryden rides high on strong Glasgow market
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Feeling the pinch
Office take-up across the six key regional cities has continued to slide, with Edinburgh the worst affected and Leeds seeing only a moderate increase.
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The big squeeze
Office deals shrink as London occupiers go lean. Nadia Elghamry crunches the numbers
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Industrial take-up tumbles
JLL remains in the top spot, despite falling take-up figures across the industrial sector
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Midlands Engine pulling in developers
The Midlands Engine and Northern Powerhouse are showing their pulling power for developers, clearly exceeding growth elsewhere, writes Nadia Elghamry
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Government trade mission live from New York
LIVE from New York: EG is in New York with the Department for International Trade, embarking on an investment mission to North America to strike post-Brexit deals. Listen live here…
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JLL and BNP PRE drive out the competition
As clients look outside central London for cheaper office space, two Stratford deals led the market. Ned Chehalfi reports
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EGi celebrates 20th birthday
It was the summer of 1996… the Spice Girls had just burst onto the music scene with Wannabe; Prince Charles and Diana Princess of Wales divorced and Estates Gazette launched…
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Property funds redemption: is the end nigh?
As more property funds suspend redemptions, who will be next? And can the market avert another crash?
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Property industry backs May
The property industry has unequivocally backed Theresa May as the next British prime minister
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Office tech spending doubles in five years
DATA: Spending on office technology has doubled in the past five years, outstripping money spent on services and mechanical, electrical and plumbing services