Tech adoption is impossible without change of mindset
Property’s big hitters are coming around to the proptech revolution, says Pi Labs chairman Faisal Butt
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Raimund Paetzmann: It’s a prime time for online retailers
Amazon’s former head of European real estate Raimund Paetzmann may have a new role with German e-tailer Zalando but the internet giant’s ethos still courses through his veins and dictates the manner in which he works
EG London Forum: Light industrial is the new planning battleground
The extension of permitted development rights this October to include small light industrial buildings is likely to reignite the debate over housing versus commercial space. Which does London need more? Mark Simmons reports
BCO shortlists “office fit for workforce of 2035” finalists
The British Council for Offices has announced the three finalists in an inaugural competition which asked teams of young professionals to design an office fit for the workforce of 2035.
Auctions outlook: confidence in the room
Sentiment took a knock in the first half of the year, with the snap General Election prompting caution. But early indicators suggest ground will be regained in H2
10 key takeaways from the Conservative Party conference
Political uncertainty has major ramifications for the industry. Here’s what you need to know from the Conservative Party conference:
From banking to bendy: how the City is transforming its tenant mix
The axis around 1 Poultry, EC2, has become a symbol of the hoped-for transformation of the City from a financial and professional services centre to a more diverse occupier mix
Where would key players put £1bn?
EG Finance & Investment Summit: Where would key players invest £1bn? Retail, alternatives, logistics and London, to name but a few
‘The only thing that is certain is the need for change’
COMMENT: Brexit-wide schisms are emerging in planning and development. And unless developers and local authorities can marshall greater support for change, more schemes will stall
HS2 decision puts Sheffield back on track
While the government’s confirmation that Sheffield’s HS2 station will be located in the city centre is not necessarily the “be all”, had it gone out of town to Meadowhall, as had been on the cards, it could have signalled the “end all” for the UK’s sixth most populated city
