Estates Gazette Property Podcasts

How to find value in Europe as an opportunistic buyer

EQT Real Estate has stopped investing in London as property returns tumble, a partner at the company has said.

Speaking to EG at the ULI Europe Conference, partner and co-head Rob Rackind, said that although the company is London-focused, it has stopped investment in the capital "for the time being".

Blackstone man takes helm at C&R

Lawrence Hutchings, managing director for Blackstone Australia, is joining Capital & Regional as chief executive.

Why starter homes have failed to start

Caroline McDade of Deloitte explains why the government is shying away from the policy.

The Podded Guide to property law

For more than a year, Jonathan Seitler QC has been explaining the basics of property law, area by area, for EG readers in his monthly series of Potted Guide articles.Starting this month, he will be confined by the written page no longer, as an accompanying podcast will get to the nuts and bolts of key practice areas in a whole different way. It’s something we just had to call the Podded Guide. 

Do property and ethics go together?

EG meets Susan Ralphs, managing director of the Ethical Property Company, to discuss whether property and ethics can really go together or is business all about making the best return for your shareholder.

Eastdil’s March interviews CalPERS’ Eliopoulos

Interviewed by Eastdil’s chief executive Roy March, Eliopoulos said that in looking to make more investments it would remain “disciplined on risk profile”, continuing to concentrate on core and core plus opportunities and in particular target the office and multi-family housing sectors.

Why John Slade’s glass is half full

RICS' Jeremy Blackburn: housing white paper a 'nailed fist inside the glove' for councils

RICS head of policy and parliamentary affairs Jeremy Blackburn analyses the positive and pitfalls of the government's housing white paper

Mark Farmer: How does the housing white paper support modular construction?

Mark Farmer, Cast Consultancy chief executive and author of the Farmer Review, a government-commissioned report on the UK's construction industry, reacts to new measures in the housing white paper which aim to diversify the industry. 

Keepmoat chief executive Dave Sheridan: how will the housing white paper affect business?

Keepmoat chief executive Dave Sheridan explains why he is happy to see starter homes policy watered down and how the white paper has boosted his confidence in modular construction.