For the past few years, EG has gathered a host of experts from across the industry at the BT Tower in London to comb through the hundreds of entries we get for the EG Awards.
Judges take in the 360-degree views of the capital as they debate, deliberate and drink copious amounts of coffee to come up with shortlists and winners for the awards. But not this year.
This year it was a case of BYOB (bring your own biscuit) as we spent a week on Teams calls with judges at their homes to pore over the entries. Some, as you’ll see, even gave us a little insight into what life in lockdown has been like for them – from getting the hang of parenthood, enjoying nature, spending time with their pooches and exercising their brains and bodies.
After much back and forth, our panels came up with a stellar shortlist and a cracking set of winners – but you’ll have to wait until 29 October to find out who was victorious. Judges were particularly tough this year, with only the very best of the best making it on to tight shortlists for each category.
Read on to see who is in the running for one of this year’s coveted EG Awards.
The shortlist
COMPANY AWARDS
UK Adviser Award
BNP Paribas Real Estate
Gerald Eve
JLL
Knight Frank
Savills
Global Adviser Award
Altus Group
Knight Frank
Savills
UK Company Award
Derwent London
Grainger
Great Portland Estates
M7 Real Estate
Muse Developments
Redrow Homes
SEGRO
St Modwen Properties
Global Company Award
AEW
M7 Real Estate
Nuveen Real Estate
Legal Team Award
Addleshaw Goddard
Brabners
CMS
Gowling WLG
Herbert Smith Freehills
Kirkland & Ellis International
Town Legal
Shoosmiths
Property Management Innovator Award
Grainger
Knight Frank
MAPP
Student Cribs
SECTOR AWARDS
BTR Innovator Award
Dolphin Living
Get Living
Grainger
Greystar
Long Harbour
Industrial & Logistics Innovator Award
Knight Frank
Mileway
SEGRO
Stenprop
Best Workspace Award
Bruntwood SciTech
Containerville
Financial Conduct Authority with Perkins & Will and CBRE
Alternatives Innovator Award
Fortwell Capital
Ollio The Building Performance Consultancy
Student Cribs
HUMAN AWARDS
Rising Star Award
Amie McCabe, senior architect, AHR Architects
Becky Jones, head of partnerships, Appear Here
James Rosenfeld, principal, Blackstone
Mariya Tsvetkova, associate, investments, FORE Partnership
Maria Hatch, director, chapter resident experience, Greystar
Emma Harvey, director, Coalition for the Energy Efficiency of Buildings, Green Finance Institute
Entries for the Superhero Award are open until 28 August – nominate an individual, group, company, or body that has demonstrated superhero-like qualities during the coronavirus pandemic.
The judges
William Murray
Sebastian Abigail
Sandeep Dhillon
Emma Cariaga
Anna Parry
Savannah de Savary
Michela Hancock
Jakes Ferguson
David Mann
William Newton
Rachel Dickie
Sadie Morgan
Paul Wheatley
Sebastian Abigail, vice president of business development, EMEA at Convene
Tania Adir, chief executive, Uncommon
Josh Artus, co-founder, Centric Lab
Ross Bailey, chief exectuve & founder, Appear Here
Chris Bennett, co-founder Evora Global
Sue Brown, managing director, Real Estate Balance
Etienne Cadestin, founder and chief executive, Longevity Partners
Emma Cariaga, joint head of Canada Water for British Land
John Carter, commercial director, Aldermore
Helen Davis, director, Arup
Sandeep Dhillon, principal surveyor, Cabinet Office
Rachel Dickie, director of urban regeneration, Legal & General Capital
Kaela Fenn-Smith, former managing director, Real Estate Balance
Jakes Ferguson, commercial property adviser, Whitehall and central London
Pete Gladwell, head of public sector partnerships, Legal & General
John Gravett, head of real estate management, Cluttons
Charlie Green, co-chief executive, The Office Group
For the past few years, EG has gathered a host of experts from across the industry at the BT Tower in London to comb through the hundreds of entries we get for the EG Awards.
Judges take in the 360-degree views of the capital as they debate, deliberate and drink copious amounts of coffee to come up with shortlists and winners for the awards. But not this year.
This year it was a case of BYOB (bring your own biscuit) as we spent a week on Teams calls with judges at their homes to pore over the entries. Some, as you’ll see, even gave us a little insight into what life in lockdown has been like for them – from getting the hang of parenthood, enjoying nature, spending time with their pooches and exercising their brains and bodies.
After much back and forth, our panels came up with a stellar shortlist and a cracking set of winners – but you’ll have to wait until 29 October to find out who was victorious. Judges were particularly tough this year, with only the very best of the best making it on to tight shortlists for each category.
Read on to see who is in the running for one of this year’s coveted EG Awards.
The shortlist
COMPANY AWARDS
UK Adviser Award
BNP Paribas Real Estate
Gerald Eve
JLL
Knight Frank
Savills
Global Adviser Award
Altus Group
Knight Frank
Savills
UK Company Award
Derwent London
Grainger
Great Portland Estates
M7 Real Estate
Muse Developments
Redrow Homes
SEGRO
St Modwen Properties
Global Company Award
AEW
M7 Real Estate
Nuveen Real Estate
Legal Team Award
Addleshaw Goddard
Brabners
CMS
Gowling WLG
Herbert Smith Freehills
Kirkland & Ellis International
Town Legal
Shoosmiths
Property Management Innovator Award
Grainger
Knight Frank
MAPP
Student Cribs
SECTOR AWARDS
BTR Innovator Award
Dolphin Living
Get Living
Grainger
Greystar
Long Harbour
Industrial & Logistics Innovator Award
Knight Frank
Mileway
SEGRO
Stenprop
Best Workspace Award
Bruntwood SciTech
Containerville
Financial Conduct Authority with Perkins & Will and CBRE
Alternatives Innovator Award
Fortwell Capital
Ollio The Building Performance Consultancy
Student Cribs
HUMAN AWARDS
Rising Star Award
Amie McCabe, senior architect, AHR Architects
Becky Jones, head of partnerships, Appear Here
James Rosenfeld, principal, Blackstone
Mariya Tsvetkova, associate, investments, FORE Partnership
Maria Hatch, director, chapter resident experience, Greystar
Emma Harvey, director, Coalition for the Energy Efficiency of Buildings, Green Finance Institute
Gaia Arzilli, innovations & partnership lead, HB Reavis
Adam Hinds, wellbeing property consultant & project manager, LifeProven Wellbeing Property Consultancy
Prasanna Kannan, co-founder, Native Finance
Esha Vatsa, investment manager, Pi Labs
Tom Drogman, co-founder, Smart Spaces
Hamza Shahkhan, data scientist, Travtus
Eden Dwek, head of global expansion, WiredScore
Hamish Dupree, head of London markets, WiredScore
Riccardo Iannucci-Dawson, chief executive & founder, Yourkeys
Employer Award
Hollis
Knight Frank
LCR
VTS
Sustainability Award
British Land
Great Portland Estates
Nuveen Real Estate
Project Etopia
Social Impact Award
Assura
Battersea Power Station
Patron Capital
Dolphin Living
The Communication Group
TOWN
Future Of Real Estate Award
Berkeley Group
Matterport
Project Etopia
Sook Spaces
TOWN
Urban Splash
VU.CITY
Yourkeys
DEAL AWARDS
London Deal Award
Connected Living London
CO-RE and Mitsubishi Estate
Delancey
Derwent London
Finchatton
Regional Deal Award
Barwood Capital
Blackstone
Christie & Co
DWS
Knight Frank
Legal & General and Oxford University
Urban Splash
Entries for the Superhero Award are open until 28 August – nominate an individual, group, company, or body that has demonstrated superhero-like qualities during the coronavirus pandemic.
The judges
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Sebastian Abigail, vice president of business development, EMEA at Convene
Tania Adir, chief executive, Uncommon
Josh Artus, co-founder, Centric Lab
Ross Bailey, chief exectuve & founder, Appear Here
Chris Bennett, co-founder Evora Global
Sue Brown, managing director, Real Estate Balance
Etienne Cadestin, founder and chief executive, Longevity Partners
Emma Cariaga, joint head of Canada Water for British Land
John Carter, commercial director, Aldermore
Helen Davis, director, Arup
Sandeep Dhillon, principal surveyor, Cabinet Office
Rachel Dickie, director of urban regeneration, Legal & General Capital
Kaela Fenn-Smith, former managing director, Real Estate Balance
Jakes Ferguson, commercial property adviser, Whitehall and central London
Pete Gladwell, head of public sector partnerships, Legal & General
John Gravett, head of real estate management, Cluttons
Charlie Green, co-chief executive, The Office Group
Emily Hamilton, associate director, Grosvenor Britain & Ireland
Michela Hancock, managing director for Europe, Greystar
Alanna Hasek, legal director, DLA Piper
Chris Ireland, chief executive, JLL UK
Andrew Jones, chief executive, London Metric
Eva Kiivit, regional operations manager, Greystar
Melanie Leech, chief executive, British Property Federation
Rebecca Lovelace, founder, Building People
Jon Lovell, co-founder, Hillbreak
David Mann, executive partner, Tuffin Ferraby Taylor
Sadie Morgan, co-founder dRMM; founder, Quality of Life Foundation
William Murray, director & founding partner, Wordsearch
Patrick Nelson, executive vice-president of real estate, WeWork
William Newton, president and managing director, WiredScore
Alexandra Notay, build-to-rent fund director, PFP Capital
Anna Parry, company director, Hayes Davidson
Alex Price, chief executive, Fiera Real Estate
Sarah Ratcliffe, chief executive, BBP
Richard Rees, managing director, Savills UK
Mark Robinson, property director and co-founder, Ellandi
Savannah de Savary, founder and chief executive, Built-ID
James Seppala, senior managing director & head of real estate, Europe, Blackstone
Jason Sibthorpe, principal and president, Avison Young UK
Paul Wheatley, global property director, Lush
John Woodman, senior partner, Hollis