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Cardiff ‘must focus on investment for infrastructure’
Cardiff Question Time: More investment must be focused on infrastructure, according to Ken Poole, head of economic development at Cardiff council.
Tory minority government: the fallout for real estate
EG rounds up the political news and analysis that matters to the industry
A turning point for supermarkets as new REIT launches?
The Supermarket Income REIT is banking on future stability and growth in the supermarket sector after years of doubt, profit warnings and store closures
Time is running out to prepare for privacy regulation
It’s less than a year until the General Data Protection Regulation comes into force. Andy Pyle, UK head of real estate at KPMG, looks at how it applies to commercial real estate
Interview: Fixflo’s Rajeev Nayyar
Could an online building maintenance system really save commercial occupiers up to 30% when it comes to solving snags? Fixflo’s Rajeev Nayyar is ready to give it a go
Comment: Affordable connectivity is the fifth utility
London’s £19bn tech sector is the largest in Europe. And it represents a major opportunity to unlock the capital’s enormous potential, writes Steven Bage.
Birmingham tracks serviced demand as HS2 speeds ahead
Birmingham could be due for a boom in serviced office demand as HS2 contracts lead to more occupiers taking space – but how do serviced offices and co-working spaces stack up in the city?
Prime minister outlines Brexit priorities
BREXIT ONE YEAR ON: EG looks back at the industry’s reaction to the prime minister’s Brexit speech in January
Flagship demand reduces number of Oxford Street shops
The total store count on Oxford Street, W1, has decreased from 285 to 228 since 1993, primarily as a result of “knock-throughs” driven by retailer demand for large flagship units.
