Estates Gazette Property Podcasts

US Occupiers strong demand in London

What do the latest policy changes mean for the sector and what is 2017 going to bring?

New policy, new funding and new ideas are all set to re-shape the residential market in 2017, though with the government housing white paper not due until January, the outlook is still far from clear. Estates Gazette hosted a roundtable of industry experts – including Lord Bob Kerslake, HCA chair Sir Edward Lister and Barratt Homes chief executive David Thomas – to get their take on what lies in store.

What does the Italian referendum mean for real estate?

Toscafund’s Savvas Savouri explains why the referendum has been “blown up by the market”

Helen Gordon: PRS is one of property's most resilient sectors

Helen Gordon, chief executive of Grainger, talks about the decision to focus the company entirely on UK rented homes.

Sir Edward Lister explains HCA's new remit

Sir Edward Lister explains what the HCA intends to focus on. 

'London will always attract cross-border investment'

London will always attract cross-border investment irrespective of geopolitical concerns that might threaten the market, says Alloy MTD boss.

Dr Azmil Khalid, group president and CEO of Malaysian infrastructure firm AlloyMTD, said that capital will continue to flow into London regardless of Brexit and other global market conditions.

LondonMetric's Andrew Jones on choosing the winning sectors

Andrew Jones, chief executive of LondonMetric, on why he believes his company has chosen "the winning sectors" in real estate.

Countryside group chief executive and chief financial officer explain what has driven growth in 2016

Group chief executive Ian Sutcliffe and chief financial officer Rebecca Worthington explain Countryside's first year of trading since listing. 

‘Occupiers must prioritise investment in millennials’

EG WORKPLACE SUMMIT: Corporate occupiers must prioritise investment in millennials to avoid making mistakes made with technology, according to a partner Deloitte Real Estate.

 

‘Wellness schemes slash costs’

EG Workplace Summit: Wellness schemes slash almost a third off the cost of absenteeism for occupiers, while sick days cost the UK economy £16bn a year.