LREF Review: the City of London
Concerns over possible Brexit and a new banking levy,
but growing diversity could drive future prosperity
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‘No need for East v West rivalry’
LREF: East and west London should co-exist in harmony rather than battle it out for occupiers and investment, according to Savills’ director Dominic Grace
Go public to deliver London homes
Redeveloping public land is the key to helping London build more new homes
Can London retain its real estate title?
LREF REVIEW: With concerns around overpricing, are there clouds on the London horizon? Estates Gazette staged its latest Global Real Estate Debate to find out
Editor’s comment: 6 June 2015
London retained its title as tourist capital of the world this week.
Global Real Estate Debate: London calling
London is booming as the real estate capital of the world. But with concerns around overpricing, are there clouds on the horizon? Damian Wild reports on the London Real Estate Forum debate
Silvertown Quays: ‘This will be the new Soho’
How do you transform 62 acres of east London wasteland into a 7.7m sq ft mixed-use mecca? Emily Wright visits developer First Base on site at Silvertown Quays to find out
EG London: Change on the horizon
‘Iconic’ buildings will be out and public space in, if the City Corporation’s new design head Gwyn Richards has his way.
Profile: Paddington Central’s masterplanners
Chris Berkin talks to the men driving the Paddington Central renaissance, as EG reveals exclusive images of the project dubbed British Land’s third great estate.
Livery delivery: the work of the Mercers’ Company
The Mercers’ Company uses its £1bn London property portfolio to make charitable grants that benefit a wide swathe of society. What’s next?
