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Colliers wins 2015 Property Chef
VIDEO: Colliers International outclassed Lewis Craig in this year’s Property Chef competition, taking top prize.
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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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Living in a box – and a piece of history
Video: The Nakagin Capsule Tower is a rare relic. A leftover piece of Tokyo’s architectural and cultural history and the world’s first capsule apartments built for permanent use.
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Low yields could cook London’s goose
LREF – VIDEO: London could be a victim of its own success if demand for investment properties forces yields to unsustainably low levels
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Inside Birmingham’s Grand Central
VIDEO: Birmingham’s Grand Central retail scheme is only months away from opening
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Aldwych Quarter refurb completes
VIDEO: The former home of the BBC World Service, Bush House, WC2, is set to welcome new anchor tenant King’s College next year
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Cardiff Question Time: a South West powerhouse?
QUESTION TIME: The notion of the South West powerhouse, Wales’ place in the UK and how to attract inward investors dominated the first EG Cardiff Question Time
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London investment to grow 9%
Overseas investors hunting trophy assets in London are expected to drive capital growth of 9% by year end
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Soho welcomes ‘living’ spiral staircase
WATCH: A living spiral staircase with open landings for reading and relaxing is the centrepiece of a newly completed office development in London’s Soho district
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Shooting property’s young guns
WATCH: From the laughter, to the posing to the downright open flirting, we take you behind the scenes at our rising stars photo shoot for this week’s magazine
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Meet property’s rising stars
WATCH: Gone are the days when the property leaders of the future can only be found working their way up through the ranks of the industry’s biggest and best-known companies
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London facing £800m affordable shortfall
VIDEO: London faces an £800m shortfall in its affordable housing funds after cash contributions by developers failed to keep track with rising private starts.