What’s it really like studying for a career in property?
As the new academic term gets into full swing, EG gets the inside track from current undergraduates.
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Will May woo London councils away from Labour funding?
Theresa May has pledged to lift the strict cap on council borrowing for new developments
Political risk trumps all
A messy Brexit will be better than a Labour government, says Cain International’s Jonathan Goldstein
CPPIB’s debt chief leaves for tech firm
Rawle Howard, the European head of private real estate debt at Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, has left the giant pension fund to join real estate tech firm Cloudscraper.
Rising demand for flexibility in commercial lending
The commercial property market is becoming more flexible, writes Matthew Robinson
Profile: BCO president Katrina Kostic Samen
The British Council of Offices’ new president, Katrina Kostic Samen, sets out her agenda to embrace diversity, inclusivity and modernity, as well as a focus on occupiers
Landid builds business beyond Brockton
After engineering a £285m exit from its South East offices joint venture with Brockton Capital, Landid is now busy plotting its next chapter.
Arcadia’s UK store estate laid bare
As Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia Group continues to shut stores quietly across the UK, EG puts its retail estate under the magnifying glass
Climbing towards an unlikely retail solution?
Could there be a possible hidden saviour to the retail crisis?
Q&A: Is corporate growth in the tech sector sustainable?
Lots of spending in the hope of future returns leaves some tech firms in a vulnerable position, says Wired staff writer Matthew Reynolds
