Estates Gazette Property Podcasts

Prime London resi sees first uptick in a year

Marcus Dixon, head of research and data analysis at LonRes, explains what has been driving the London prime residential market at the end of 2016. 

Industry experts predict 2017 for the regions

After a year of political upheaval and landmark decisions, regions and sector editor Stacey Meadwell and reporters Shekha Vyas and Louisa Clarence-Smith speak to industry experts looking to 2017.

Student Housing sector opportunities in 2017

Essex office investment volumes triple in 2016

Colliers buys hospitality asset management firm

Colliers International has acquired European hospitality asset management company Vision Asset Management. The business will be rebranded as Colliers International and integrated into the existing hotel property services operation.

Leading figures in property law share their legal highlights of 2016 and aspirations for 2017

Leading figures in property law share their legal highlights of 2016 and aspirations for 2017

EG's moments of the year (2016)

2016 will go down in history as one of the most chaotic years ever with the UK deciding to leave the European Union and Donald Trump being elected as president. Estates Gazette’s team of journalists have been keeping you up to date throughout a year of shocks which have also included the death of starchitect Zaha Hadid, the resignation of Sir Howard Bernstein and the collapse of BHS into administration.

EG Proptech summit: David Rosen argues that architecture and design must not be forgotten in the tech revolution

David Rosen, senior Partner at Pilcher Hershman, reacts the the EG Proptech summit and argues that technology must not take away from beautiful design and architecture.

EG Proptech summit: Brandon Webber discusses how vital tech really is

CPO and Co-Founder of VTS, Brandon Webber, discusses his thoughts on technology and it's place/value in the property industry.

EG Proptech summit: tech does not have to disrupt to add value

Tech entrepreneurs must show greater empathy towards the problems experienced by property companies for the two camps to work more effectively together.

But the onus also rests on property companies to be more open to the solutions that tech can provide.

Listen to key players in property and tech, who assembled for a series of disucssions and presentations at EG's Proptech conference.