Episodes
Sunday Jun 25, 2023
EG Like Sunday Morning: A whale of a time
Sunday Jun 25, 2023
Sunday Jun 25, 2023
Jess Harrold is joined by news editor Pui-Guan Man and editor Sam McClary for the latest weekly round-up.
After recounting her pedElle experiences cycling in gorgeous Slovenia, McClary turns her attention to whales, and why they are so important to real estate - specifically how they must be factored in to the sector's environmental impact.
Man discusses the new RICS chief executive, Justin Young, and how his military experience - including commanding a tank troop on Operation Desert Storm in the 1990s - can help whip the organisation into shape.
And McClary offers her own thoughts on both the RICS and the results of EG's LGBTQ+ Attitudes and Actions in Real Estate survey.
But who has been paying the closest attention to the rest of EG's headlines? Find out in the quiz of the week.
Sunday Jun 18, 2023
EG Like Sunday Morning: LGBTQ+ attitudes, actions and allyship
Sunday Jun 18, 2023
Sunday Jun 18, 2023
For the latest weekly round-up, Jess Harrold is joined by news editor Pui-Guan Man and two special guests - Kelly Canterford, founder of Tigrou Consulting and Misa von Tunzelman, Head of Corporate Affairs & Marketing - Europe at Lendlease, who are the co-chair and a board member respectively at Freehold – to discuss the results of EG’s latest LGBTQ+ Attitudes & Actions in Real Estate survey.
Together, they dissect the key findings in respect of the percentage of LGBTQ+ respondents who are out at work, and a growing number that say they would recommend the industry as a good place to work to the LGBTQ+ community.
In addition, they look at factors that still prevent some LGBTQ+ professionals from being out, the particular challenges faced in the transactions and capital markets sector, and what businesses and colleagues should be doing to make their workplaces more inclusive.
Sunday Jun 11, 2023
EG Like Sunday Morning: Resilient retail, redoubtable resi
Sunday Jun 11, 2023
Sunday Jun 11, 2023
Jess Harrold is joined by deputy editor Tim Burke and reporter Akanksha Soni for the latest weekly round-up.
Burke shares insights on the retail sector from this week's EG Interview with former Intu chair and current P-Three consultant, John Strachan – and offers a pair of contrasting stories that illustrate the state of the office market.
Soni discusses the housing plans of London mayoral hopeful Samuel Kasumu, and Henley Investment Management's first mixed logistics and residential scheme.
But how will they fare in the quiz of the week - and what will DJ Burke add to the EGLSM Certified Bangers playlist?: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0pBand693O5IhhaScVM6uZ
Sunday Jun 04, 2023
EG Like Sunday Morning: D&I and urban logistics in quick Succession
Sunday Jun 04, 2023
Sunday Jun 04, 2023
Jess Harrold is joined by news editor Pui-Guan Man and offices reporter Chanté Bohitige for the latest weekly round-up.
Bohitige shares important insights on diversity and inclusion from Crown Estate chief executive Dan Labbad, speaking at the Real Estate Balance annual conference, and Man rounds up the week's news, including LondonMetric's confidence in the urban logistics sector.
But, still in mourning over the end of the acclaimed TV series Succession, how will Man fare when she is put to the test on the real estate featured in the show (fear not, there are no plot spoilers for the finale)?
And what classic track will Bohitige add to the EGLSM Certified Bangers playlist? https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0pBand693O5IhhaScVM6uZ
, you've done it again! And Pui, it has to be you this week. Any chance we could record an EGLSM tomorrow afternoon to chat D&I, urban logistics and post-grieving the end of a certain TV show?
Sunday May 28, 2023
EG Like Sunday Morning: The office and PBSA world is yours
Sunday May 28, 2023
Sunday May 28, 2023
Jess Harrold is joined by Chanté Bohitige and Akanksha Soni for the latest weekly round-up.
Bohitige tackles the news that office refurbishments in London are at an all-time high - but what does the demand for prime, modern, environmentally friendly offices mean for values of secondary and tertiary space?
Soni rounds up bumper activity in the PBSA and BTR arenas, and shares her experiences at UKREiiF in Leeds.
But who will triumph as the quiz of the week returns? And what track will DJ Chanté add for your bank holiday listening pleasure to the EGLSM Certified Bangers playlist?: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0pBand693O5IhhaScVM6uZ
Sunday May 14, 2023
EG Like Sunday Morning: Against a bleak backdrop, reasons to be cheerful
Sunday May 14, 2023
Sunday May 14, 2023
Jess Harrold is joined by deputy editor Tim Burke and offices reporter Chanté Bohitige for the latest weekly round-up.
Burke surveys the deals market and finds little optimism out there for the rest of 2023 - but, between him and Bohitige, they find some players who do have plans to shout about, including flex office provider Clockwise and developer Art-Invest.
Plus, Burke has details on this year's EG Awards - find out more and enter at: https://www.eg.co.uk/eg-events/eg-awards-2023/
And be sure out the ever-evolving EG Like Sunday Morning: Certified Bangers playlist at: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0pBand693O5IhhaScVM6uZ
Sunday Apr 30, 2023
EG Like Sunday Morning: From Fleet Street to Croydon
Sunday Apr 30, 2023
Sunday Apr 30, 2023
Jess Harrold is joined by news editor Pui-Guan Man and offices reporter Chanté Bohitige for the latest weekly round-up.
Bohitige offers an update on plans for a £5bn revamp of London's Fleet Street, set to take shape over the next five years.
Man tackles Hammerson's sale of its 50% stake in a major redevelopment site in Croydon, south London, to its joint venture partner Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield, after more than a decade in which the scheme never got off the ground.
And, for your bank holiday listening pleasure, Bohitige adds a chilled-out track to the EG Like Sunday Morning: Certified Bangers playlist at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0pBand693O5IhhaScVM6uZ
Sunday Apr 23, 2023
EG Like Sunday Morning: City regeneration and socio-economic representation
Sunday Apr 23, 2023
Sunday Apr 23, 2023
Jess Harrold is joined by senior writer Julia Cahill and residential reporter Akanksha Soni for the latest weekly round-up.
Soni shares insights from her EG Interview with Socius Development, including their approach to mixed use, views on the future of the office, and integrating life sciences into schemes. She also offers an update on land values across various sectors.
Cahill addresses Landsec's plans for its £20m Landsec Futures fund, including internships, student bursaries and data collection aimed at improving socio-economic diversity.
Plus, the joy of the "walking office" - and be sure to share your views in EG's fifth annual LGBTQ+ Attitudes and Actions in Real Estate Survey at: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/EGLGBTQ23
Sunday Apr 16, 2023
EG Like Sunday Morning: Movers, shakers and certified bangers
Sunday Apr 16, 2023
Sunday Apr 16, 2023
Jess Harrold is joined by deputy editor Tim Burke and offices reporter Chanté Bohitige for the latest weekly round-up.
Bohitige tackles an all-time high for London office move deals, and how a trend for downsizing has played its part in that.
Burke shares what ex-Schroders boss and Sellar chair Duncan Owen has to say about dark green leases in this week's EG Interview, and shares Sam McClary's insights into the gender pay gap - and what real estate can learn on that front from Lego.
But best of all, the two devoted hip-hop heads add the first tracks to the EG Like Sunday Morning: Certified Bangers Spotify playlist, here to enliven your Sunday afternoons - with more songs to follow each time they appear on EGLSM. Get in on the ground floor at: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0pBand693O5IhhaScVM6uZ
Sunday Apr 02, 2023
EG Like Sunday Morning: EPC like L&T
Sunday Apr 02, 2023
Sunday Apr 02, 2023
Piers Wehner plays host again this week, as Jess Harrold swaps seats to tell us all about the long-awaited consultation on the Landlord & Tenant Act.
Nearly 70 years old and in need of a refresh. The legislation, that is, not Jess.
Meanwhile, editor Sam McClary joins to discuss the impact of April 1st's EPC changes, plus the government's underwhelming Green Day cover.