Ben Brabyn: Doing his Level best
He is 30 days into one of the biggest tech jobs in Europe. Meet the former Royal Marine tasked with taking Level39 global.
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Premier Inn plots next hub in Marylebone
MIPIM 2016: Whitbread has bought 191 Old Marylebone Road, NW1, to redevelop into its next hub by Premier Inn hotel
London unleased
Fuelled by tech innovation and the sector’s need for flexibility, commercial leases in the UK capital have halved in the past two decades. But is that enough to attract the most agile of tenants?
Five things you need to know about workplace tech
Future strategist Thimon De Jong on the emerging workplace technologies and trends most likely to affect London’s buildings, occupiers and, by default, investors’ returns
Top stories from EGi: 12 March 2016
CLS chairman steps down; Scottish Property Alliance launches investment opportunities; London tower numbers set to rise
Survival of the hippest
London is one of the world’s most start-up-friendly cities. But which boroughs are the best for new companies?
The innovations shaping London’s future homes
Robots building smart homes that take care of our every whim? Hover car parking on towers that reach the clouds? Toilets that test our bodies for toxins? The reality, particularly in a city as traditional as London, is that the fundamentals of house design have hardly changed in the past 200 years. And the new technologies in the sector are more lo-fi than sci-fi. Alexander Peace explores the top five
Underground, overground, developing free
TfL has ambitious plans to create 10,000 new homes in the capital over the next 10 years on transport-related land, but will have to convince a sceptical property market. Mark Simmons reports
London ‘still most popular’
MIPIM 2016: London remains the most popular city in Europe for real estate investment, according to research by CBRE
Rating revaluation – one year to go
The April 2017 business rates revaluation will mean double- and triple-digit increases in rateable values in some London hotspots. EG asks the experts if a business rates Armageddon is really just 12 months away.
