Rebecca Kent
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Glasgow hosts first EG Question Time of 2017
Industry heavyweights in Glasgow will debate the outlook for the city in Estates Gazette’s first Question Time debate of 2017.
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Calling all amateur jockeys
The third Property Race Day will take place on Friday 14 July 2017 at Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire.
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Bridging the divide between property and tech
Tech entrepreneurs must show greater empathy towards the problems experienced by property companies for the two camps to work more effectively together.
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Live from the EG Proptech Summit 2016
EG brings together the leading players in proptech and some of the most senior decision makers in the property world for an unmissable meeting of minds at EG’s inaugural Proptech…
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Kerslake: Build-to-sell confidence could fall
The economy will reward housebuilders that build flexibility into their delivery model as conditions threaten to dampen confidence in the build-to-sell sector
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The Apprentice Network: forging new alliances
Next generation Apprenticeships are becoming a more popular route into property. But compared to graduates, there is a lack of networking events catering to their needs. The Apprentice Network is…
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London should shed ‘elitism’
London needs to be less “elitist” if it is to find long-term economic success post-Brexit, according to a government adviser
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Pipe says signs for housing crisis were clear ‘years ago’
Jules Pipe has said London should be “collectively embarrassed” that affordable housing crisis has received prominence only now that it is a middle class problem
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Pete Waterman presents Crewe’s high-speed rail vision
MIPIM UK 2016: The man responsible for the biggest hits in British pop music, including Kylie Minogue’s I Should Be So Lucky, presented ambitions for the Crewe high-speed rail hub…
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Thinking inside the box
British businessman Jonathan Black is following up his Bar Works co-working concept, launched last year, with Pod Works, a one-man workstation based on the red telephone box.
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Why are all London’s big deals being done by overseas investors?
Non-EU investment into the UK has increased from £52.7bn in 2007 to £82.5bn last year
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New York beats London in battle for global investors
NYC received £9.3bn of foreign investment, compared to London’s £7.9bn