Podcasts
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Acute property undersupply by 2017
Commercial property markets may be undersupplied by 2017 unless developers start building now, Lambert Smith Hampton has warned
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United for £300m Poplar regeneration
PODCAST: United House Developments and Poplar HARCA have signed an agreement to build a £300m mixed-use scheme on Chrisp Street, E14.
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Cuts threaten Brum development
Local authority cuts are the biggest problem facing the UK’s second largest city in the face of an oncoming “tidal wave of development”
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Top stories from EGi
Bruce Nutman, partner and head of retail investment at Knight Frank, has resigned to seek other opportunities after four years with the firm. He previously worked at CBRE and DTZ.…
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Predictions 2015 – what lies ahead for the industry this year
Estates Gazette rounds up the property world’s predictions for 2015
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JLL’s Frost explains Mazars buy
PODCAST: Andrew Frost, head of residential at JLL, has outlined the reasons behind his company’s purchase this week of Mazars Property Consultancy.
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Call for industrial in mixed-use schemes
PODCAST: Industrial development must feature in mixed-use schemes as technology continues to drive demand for warehousing
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Bicester to become garden city
PODCAST: The government is set to announce that Bicester, Oxfordshire, will become the UK’s second garden city
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EG Focus reception Glasgow
The final stop on the EG Focus reception tour for 2014 was Glasgow and the welcome was as warm as ever.
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Brandon Lewis comments were “irresponsible”
PODCAST: Emma Reynolds has described housing minister Brandon Lewis’ suggestion that councils do not need to produce local plans as “irresponsible”
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Northern Ireland pubs face 600% rate hike
PODCAST: Some pubs and bars In Northern Ireland will see their business rates bills rise by more than 600% as a result of yesterday’s revaluation
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Podcast: London poised for rental surge
PODCAST: All central London office markets are on track for a surge in rent prices as stock dwindles, CBRE forecast this morning.