Noella Pio Kivlehan
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Michael Green: What I think I can see
In the second part of a special report on working with colour-blindness, EG speaks to British Council of Shopping Centres chief Michael Green
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The health of the spa market
How has the spa market kept its momentum during the economic downturn?
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Say what you see: colour-blindness
How does colour-blindness affect the property sector? Noella Pio Kivlehan reports on changing attitudes
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How to cope with exam pressure
Under pressure, everyone has moments when they feel unable to cope, but sticking to a realistic revision plan will keep your confidence afloat.
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Henley Business School keeps one step ahead
How have changes at Henley Business School affected its 300 real estate and planning students?
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Independent retail agents celebrate
Lunson Mitchenall and Wilkinson Williams explain how they have managed to stay independent – and successful – in the industry
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Verve: turning ‘scrap’ into profit
Tim Pain and Ashley Nicholson have turned developing secondhand sites into a lucrative business
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Cool and the gang
When you are starting out, it’s good to have peers to talk to and opportunities to learn. SYREP aims to help.
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ICSC: US retailers sidestep Europe to target Asia
US retailers are increasingly sidestepping Europe and targeting Asian markets, say experts.
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ICSC: Paragon’s plans in the US
Nicholas King, of Paragon Outlet Partners says the US’s outlet sector has thrived, in the down turn.
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Israel is number two spender in US
Israel was the second-largest source of foreign capital to the US real estate market last year, says Savills
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Metro Bank chairman talks expansion
Almost a year since Metro Bank opened, chairman Anthony Thomson talks about how his expansion plans are progressing.