Noella Pio Kivlehan
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Estates Gazette Rich List 2015
This year, Estates Gazette’s Rich List turns 13. Like all teenagers going through significant changes, the list has altered almost beyond recognition since it was first published in 2002.
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EG Rich List’s philanthropists
The story of the fortunes of property’s great and good is well told, especially in this week’s EG Rich List 2015, but real estate is not all about making money…
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Women are this year’s Rich List losers
Only 16 women out of 250 entrants are featured on this year’s Estates Gazette Rich List.
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Rich list total tops £300bn
The richest people in UK property are now worth more than £300bn, according to this year’s Estates Gazette Rich List
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NHS faces property challenge
MIPIM UK 2015: NHS Property Services says it is facing a period of significant change as it takes on the challenge of managing its portfolio more efficiently
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Chinese developers enter Rich List top 10
As China’s president Xi Jinping makes a high-profile four-day state visit to the UK this week, Chinese developers and investors make the top 10 in Estates Gazette’s 2015 Rich List.
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Jumbo jets back
Two years after leaving JLL and taking a break from the industry, Tim Johnson is back with Chancerygate. He tells Noella Pio Kivlehan what happened and why. Portraits by Tom…
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Food market bulge could mean hunger later
There will be significant closures in the food and beverage sector in the next 15 months, as growth reaches unsustainable levels.
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Industrial Talks: market demands and future trends
Topics up for discussion in this autumn’s Industrial Talks were how the industrial logistics sector is responding to the need to match market conditions with market demands, what’s happening in…
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Spain heats up for intu
COMPLETELY RETAIL: Intu is set to start on site next year on its Malaga shopping centre
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Metro Bank still hungry for sites
COMPLETELY RETAIL: Metro Bank, which opened its first branch in Holborn, WC1, in 2010, is still firmly on the expansion trail.
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Podcast: Completely Retail
LISTEN: More than 2,000 delegates, 750 of which are occupiers, are attending the Completely Retail show in London’s Billingsgate Market