Karl Tomusk
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Skyscrapers and shopping centres: BTR’s £11bn lockdown boom
Homes in build-to-rent schemes surged by 53% in lockdown – EG investigates the pipeline
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Entrepreneurial streak: The real estate talent turned founders
EG catches up with some of the talented individuals who chose to strike out on their own in property
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What really happened to Primalbase?
The mysterious disappearance of the crypto company that promised to revolutionise office space
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Lessons in how not to create a dinosaur
Just because you could do something doesn’t mean you should, say the directors of Wordsearch Place
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Two stars jockey for position in the Lone Star State
With an influx of Future 500 HQs, Texas is fast becoming a tech hub to rival Silicon Valley
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What constitutes the ultimate global city?
It may be impossible to design the perfect city but we can learn from several successful precedents
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MEES one year on: no enforcement proceedings in first 12 months
An FOI request has shown no enforcement proceedings over the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards
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The MEES landscape one year on
MEES has yielded mixed results in its first 12 months. Karl Tomusk reviews the data
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Breaking the digital ice: the growth of tech start-ups in the Baltic states
The sector has expanded due to encouragement from government. Is this just the tip of the iceberg?
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Industrial deals outpace retail for the first time
More private equity deals were done in the industrial sector than in retail in 2018.
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Tech firm behind Call of Duty takes MSP’s Bright Building to full occupancy
Cubic Motion and DigitalBridge sign for Manchester Science Partnership’s Bright Building.
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Manchester’s 3 Hardman Square nears full occupancy after double letting
CBRE has confirmed two lettings totalling 44,000 sq ft at the Royal London-owned building