Nadia Elghamry
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Briefing: Industry counts the cost of late rents
The average IPD property portfolio loses a six-figure sum every year because of poor rent collection – equivalent to a 20% increase in management costs on a portfolio with a…
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Briefing: What happens if China breaks
Cracks in China’s economy, which saw its currency devalued by 10% early last week, have placed a question mark over Chinese investors’ ability to continue their bull run into UK…
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CDG head plans Las Iguanas chain expansion
LISTEN: The new owner of Las Iguanas plans to grow the chain to almost five times its current size.
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Mega-deals squeeze London office supply
Just one year’s worth of office supply remains in central London after a flurry of mega-deals in quarter two ate into more than 1.2m sq ft of space.
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House prices outpace Grand Prix winners
House prices have accelerated faster than British Grand Prix winners with the price of a home increasing a hundred fold since Stirling Moss first won the race in 1955.
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Round-up: Airport Commission opts for Heathrow
The Airport Commission unanimously called for a third runway at Heathrow. Here’s what we know, from the full announcement by Sir Howard Davies to the planning road ahead, to why…
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Briefing: Industry falls behind on LGBT issues
LGBT Special: There is still room for improvement when it comes to the property industry’s performance in tackling LGBT issues in the workplace.
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DCLG accused of inconsistencies in land for homes data
The DCLG has been accused of inconsistencies and a “wide interpretation” of data on the release of public land for homes in a damning report by the NAO
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Reviving Manchester’s club scene
As Cream in Liverpol closes its doors after 21 years in its current location, can the North West club scene revive itself?
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Inconsistencies in DCLG land for homes data
The Department of Communities and Local Government has been accused of inconsistencies and a ‘wide interpretation’ of data in a damning report by the National Audit Office
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A night in Japan’s original capsule hotel
What’s it like to spend the night in a Japan’s original capsule hotel? Built in 1972, Tokyo’s Nakagin Capsule Tower is a rare real-estate time capsule
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Japan office investment tops pre-crisis high
Japan’s office investment market has hit its highest level since the start of global financial crisis