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Welcome to the "Week in Review," where we delve into the true stories behind this week's headlines. Your host, Tony Brueski, joins hands with a rotating roster of guests, sharing their insights and analysis on a collection of intriguing, perplexing, and often chilling stories that made the news.       This is not your average news recap. With the sharp investigative lens of Tony and his guests, the show uncovers layers beneath the headlines, offering a comprehensive perspective that traditional news can often miss. From high-profile criminal trials to in-depth examinations of ongoing investigations, this podcast takes listeners on a fascinating journey through the world of true crime and current events.       Each episode navigates through multiple stories, illuminating their details with factual reporting, expert commentary, and engaging conversation. Tony and his guests discuss each case's nuances, complexities, and human elements, delivering a multi-dimensional understanding to their audience.  Whether you are a dedicated follower of true crime or an everyday listener interested in the stories shaping our world, the "Week In Review" brings you the perfect balance of intrigue, information, and intelligent conversation. Expect thoughtful analysis, informed opinions, and thought-provoking discussions beyond the 24-hour news cycle. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

Welcome to the "Week in Review," where we delve into the true stories behind this week's headlines. Your host, Tony Brueski, joins hands with a rotating roster of guests, sharing their insights and analysis on a collection of intriguing, perplexing, and often chilling stories that made the news.       This is not your average news recap. With the sharp investigative lens of Tony and his guests, the show uncovers layers beneath the headlines, offering a comprehensive perspective that traditional news can often miss. From high-profile criminal trials to in-depth examinations of ongoing investigations, this podcast takes listeners on a fascinating journey through the world of true crime and current events.       Each episode navigates through multiple stories, illuminating their details with factual reporting, expert commentary, and engaging conversation. Tony and his guests discuss each case's nuances, complexities, and human elements, delivering a multi-dimensional understanding to their audience.  Whether you are a dedicated follower of true crime or an everyday listener interested in the stories shaping our world, the "Week In Review" brings you the perfect balance of intrigue, information, and intelligent conversation. Expect thoughtful analysis, informed opinions, and thought-provoking discussions beyond the 24-hour news cycle. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

Welcome to the "Week in Review," where we delve into the true stories behind this week's headlines. Your host, Tony Brueski, joins hands with a rotating roster of guests, sharing their insights and analysis on a collection of intriguing, perplexing, and often chilling stories that made the news.       This is not your average news recap. With the sharp investigative lens of Tony and his guests, the show uncovers layers beneath the headlines, offering a comprehensive perspective that traditional news can often miss. From high-profile criminal trials to in-depth examinations of ongoing investigations, this podcast takes listeners on a fascinating journey through the world of true crime and current events.       Each episode navigates through multiple stories, illuminating their details with factual reporting, expert commentary, and engaging conversation. Tony and his guests discuss each case's nuances, complexities, and human elements, delivering a multi-dimensional understanding to their audience.  Whether you are a dedicated follower of true crime or an everyday listener interested in the stories shaping our world, the "Week In Review" brings you the perfect balance of intrigue, information, and intelligent conversation. Expect thoughtful analysis, informed opinions, and thought-provoking discussions beyond the 24-hour news cycle. Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com

Debra is the founder and CEO of SAY, an award-winning consultancy business working with investors and developers to provide strategic operational advice for mixed-use and living assets. Debra has over 25 years' experience in residential property and is recognised as one of the major contributors to the industry. Before starting SAY, Debra was Director of Asset and Property Management at Grainger plc. She is an expert in residential property and asset management with a particular focus on build to rent, placemaking, regeneration and industry innovation. She has a keen interest in the positive social impact that can be delivered through new development and  has been a long-standing advocate for encouraging diversity within the real estate sectorDebra has non-executive roles on the boards of  Grove End Housing Limited, M&G Shared Ownership Fund, is an advisor to DeverellSmith Recruitment and served on the Board of Notting Hill Housing for nine years. She is a recognised spokesperson on behalf of the residential sector and is a member of Property Week's Resi Senate. 

We talk with Steve Lowe in Canberra about the start of the Canberra market for 2024. Nikki Gogan from Perth talks about why Fremantle is proving so popular. We talk to Economist Asti Mardiasmo about the latest real estate property news. Nick Buick talks about Management Rights and Varsha Daswani talks about the Sunshine Coast. A busy week of real estate. ► Subscribe here to never miss an episode: https://www.podbean.com/user-xyelbri7gupo ► INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/therealestatepodcast/?hl=en  ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100070592715418 ► Email:  myrealestatepodcast@gmail.com    The latest real estate news, trends and predictions for Brisbane, Adelaide, Canberra, Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. We include home buying tips, commercial real estate, property market analysis and real estate investment strategies. Including real estate trends, finance and real estate agents and brokers. Plus real estate law and regulations, and real estate development insights. And real estate investing for first home buyers, real estate market reports and real estate negotiation skills. We include Hobart, Darwin, Hervey Bay, the Sunshine Coast, Newcastle, Central Coast, Wollongong, Geelong, Townsville, Cairns, Ballarat, Bendigo, Launceston, Mackay, Rockhampton, Coffs Harbour.     #sydneyproperty #Melbourneproperty #brisbaneproperty #perthproperty   

The third and final episode of Property Week's Get Set for Net Zero podcast series centres on the theme of the energy revolution. PW legal and professional editor Tim Clark is joined by Scott Murray, director and head of mechanical, electrical and public health (MEP) projects at independent real estate consultancy Hollis; and Tom Wigg, senior advisor in advancing net zero at the UK Green Building Council (UKGBC), to discuss how the property industry can meet the country's changing energy requirements on the path to 2050.

Almost every effort to reach net zero will require teamwork both inside and outside the organisation, whether it's through sustainability-linked financing, landlord-tenant collaboration, or supply-chain action to address Scope 3 emissions. This podcast focuses on the opportunities and difficulties presented by the need to work together to reach shared environmental goals, including practical steps, proven initiatives, contractual approaches and missteps to avoid.

The first episode in Property Week's Get Set for Net Zero podcast series discusses how the industry can make retrofitting more rewarding.

Giles Barrie has over 30 years' experience, and specialises in communications strategy, media relations, thought leadership, research and crisis communicationsHe is a former Editor-In-Chief of Property Week who has also worked at the architects' paper Building Design and as Deputy Editor at Building magazine.Giles won British Society of Magazine Editors, Periodical Publishers Association, Association of Online Publishers and International Building Press awards before joining FTI Consulting in 2013.He works in corporate and financial communications and public affairs and advises some of the UK's best real listed real estate companies, fund managers, developers, advisers, contractors and architects.

Within our weekly show I thought it would be helpful to occasionally choose a few of the many exceptional projects we have for sale and give a more in-depth taste of the developments.So in today's latest episode of the Alpine Property Podcast, I've picked two ski in and out projects for sale in the resorts of Notre Dame de Bellecombe within the Espace Diamant ski domain and a new development just released in La Plagne within the Paradiski ski area. In addition to reviewing these developments, I also cover a question I'm asked on a regular basis, regarding reclaiming the French VAT of 20%, when purchasing and renting new properties.During the last episode, I spoke about some of the benefits of video calls and our company mission to visit new project launches so that we can understand them fully. On that note, I will be visiting the recently launched Plagne Bellecote project from lunch time on the 13th March 2023. Should any listener wish to organise an onsite video call, I'd be happy to set this up. Please contact me via the show notes and we can finalise a suitable time.Tune in to The Alpine Property Podcast every week through the winter season and subscribe to our newsletter www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk/newsletter-signup/ to learn more!For more information, visit www.alpinepropertyinvestments.co.uk and contact us at:

Angelica Krystle Donati is Head of Business Development at Donati S.p.A, an established Italian construction company that has been working in the field of civil construction, infra-structure works and historical building restoration for over 40 years.Prior to joining Donati S.p.A., Angelica started her career on the trading floor at Goldman Sachs. She graduated from the London School of Economics with a BSc in Management and holds an MBA from Oxford University's Business School in the United Kingdom.In 2012, the young entrepreneur founded Donati Immobiliare Group, an international property development firm operating in Italy, the UK and the US, of which she is currently CEO. An-gelica is Vice president of ANCE Giovani and President of ANCE Giovani Lazio, an associa-tion that represents the construction industry in Italy.As an advocate on the topics of digital transformation and PropTech, Angelica is a regular contributor to both Forbes and Property Week in the UK, specialising in issues related to inno-vation in the real estate and construction industries.In this episode, you'll gain insight to:Heading global construction challengesDriving industrialization and industry perceptionsValue of proptech to the next season in industryDealing with failures and deferring gratificationPrinciples of success and entrepreneurshipConfidence developmentCreating structured luckAnd moreIf you have a mission in your heart and a fire within you to drive change, this episode is for you.Proptech NEXT is the most important regional event dedicated to built world innovation, technology, funding and matchmaking.It's where hundreds of senior real estate leaders, VCs, Investors and technology companies from Asia-Pacific and the world will come together to connect, learn, identify opportunities and form partnerships.With world class educational program, speed-networking, round-tables, match-making sessions, innovation showcases and an exhibition, Proptech NEXT is where you can find new ideas and build important relationships.Whether you are involved with office, industrial, construction, retail or residential… the Proptech Next Summit has got you covered.For more information about the event and how to register, please access: https://bit.ly/proptech_next_summit_podcast-Constructing You listeners are eligible for 10% off current prices – please quote PTN10CYPResources:Start-up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle is a 2009 book by Dan Senor and Saul SingerChutzpah: Why Israel Is a Hub of Innovation and Entrepreneurship by Inbal ArieliShow notes:If you enjoyed this episode, and you've learnt something or it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag me, @elinormoshe_ or Elinor Moshe on LinkedIn.Don't forget you can also join the Facebook community to be part of the growing family of constructors who chose exceptional futures.

Jeffrey Young is joined by the CEO and the Head of London of AirRated, Francesca Brady and Niall Ingham. Francesca and Niall discuss the work being done by AirRated to provide an AirScore as a simple and effective way for landlords, developers, and employers to communicate the health of indoor environments to their tenants, residents, and employees.Francesca Brady believes indoor air quality has never been so important. As CEO at AirRated, she is dedicated to promoting and educating the importance and benefits of good indoor air quality. Francesca has been nominated as an Inspirational Woman in Tech and thanks to her work on AirScore, within her first 12 months at AirRated she got fast-tracked to the position of CEO. AirRated has been featured in The Times, City AM, The Telegraph, Property Week, Estates Gazette alongside other industry and national papers. In 2020, AirRated was shortlisted as a finalist in the Wellbeing Technology category of the EG Tech Awards. The AirScore has also been shortlisted as a finalist for the upcoming CIBSE Building Performance Awards.

As consumers we are becoming increasingly cynical about who we buy from, we want authenticity, meaningful connections and a great experience. My guest this week is a business psychologist of global renown, currently a lecturer at University College London – he was the first person to establish the field of consumer psychology in the UK. He uses psychology to work out what consumers want and to help companies build solutions that are long lasting and more absorbing.  Today I’m hoping he will help us to understand how people connect with brands and services and crucially why.  Please welcome consumer and business psychologist Dr. Dimitrios Tsivrikos Bio Dr Dimitrios Tsivrikos is a Consumer and Business Psychologist at University College London (UCL). His research, teaching and consultancy work specialises in Business, Consumer/Branding and Occupational Psychology with a specialist interest in the contribution of social identity and group membership to a range of organisational processes, such as leadership, communication, organisational change, advertising, and Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A). Throughout his academic career he has held a number of international research fellowships, and has published widely on psychology and business oriented subjects, and articles in various periodicals and general interest journals. He is a leading commentator on consumer behaviour/psychology and a frequent guest on the BBC, as well as, acted as a scientific consultant in various periodicals such as Property Week, Esquire and The Guardian. Recorded on: 27th August 2020 Links: More about Dimitrios Tsivrikos More about Maria Franzoni Ltd More about The London Speaker Bureau Connect with Maria on Linkedin Connect with LSB on LinkedIn Connect with Maria on FaceBook To book any of the speakers featured on the Speaking Business podcast, click here Listen here: Libsyn  Itunes  Stitcher Spotify

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Tom Hill, director of environmental economics at Savills to discuss ESG and meeting 2050 net-zero goals within the real estate industry. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 10-11 November 2020, www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Oscar Brooks from Moda Living and Jonathan Burridge from Utopi, to discuss the role of data in operations and brand management. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 10-11 November 2020, www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Neal Gemassmer from Yardi and Raees Chowdhury from Revolt Ventures, to discuss proptech’s untapped potential in residential. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 10-11 November 2020, www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Todd Marler from Greystar and Rebecca Francis and Matthew Kyle from Osborne Clarke, to discuss the challenges for Build-to-Rent developers, operators and third-parties during Covid-19. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 10-11 November 2020, www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Peter is a surveyor-turned-journalist who edited Building magazine for six years in the Nineties, before editing Estates Gazette for 11 years, until 2009. Peter spent 20 years in construction, including a decade with housebuilder George Wimpey. Peter wrote the weekly 'On Property' page for the Evening Standard City section for seven years. He now writes a regular column for Property Week. He is the author of Planet Property: www.planet-property.net. A guide to the £400 billion UK commercial property market.  His latest book is Broken Homes, a view of the residential development market co-written with developer, Jackie Sadek. https://www.troubador.co.uk/bookshop/history-politics-society/broken-homes/  

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Richard Jackson, co-founder Apache Capital, Vicky Pryce, board member at the Centre for Economics and Business Research, and Jason Constable, head of specialist real estate at Barclays, to discuss the impacts of Covid-19 on the real estate funding landscape and the resilience of Build-to-Rent and other alternative asset classes. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 10-11 November 2020, www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

I confess that I couldn't sleep before recording this podcast. It was the toughest discussion I've ever broached; that of ethnic diversity and inclusion. As a white woman how do you approach it? What language do you even use? Is black socially acceptable for a white person? Is the word black or Black? What about white or White? Or BAME? And what is it about grouping everyone “non-white” into one label like that? I needn't have worried because CJ of @urbanistplatform is an expert. And specifically relating to the built environment. Together we discussed the big issues of language, tokenism, meritocracy versus inclusion and the cost to corporates of not having a policy of diversity. In this episode, CJ helps us answer and understand one of the industry's posing issues on the importance of ethnic diversity in the workplace. He also delves into the most important bits of the Urbanist Platform and sahres how this company act on the issues of diversity. About CJ : Cj Obi has a Bachelor of Science in Urban Planning Design and Management and he's also got a Masters in Science of European Property Development both at UCL. He was listed as one of the Property Week's residential trailblazers. He's also an experienced consultant, demonstrated with a history of advising planners, surveyors, and other built environment professionals on the important career moves within the industry and also supporting companies with their expansion decisionsVisit CJ on these platforms : Instagram/urbanistplatformTwitter.com/urbanistplatLinkedin.com/company/urbanistplatformwww.urbanistplatform.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/NicoleBremner)

Joanna Turner, Head of Property Research for Canada Life Asset Management (recently rebranded), joins Bold Founder, Caleb Parker to talk about how Canada Life is evolving their assets for hybrid working. Joanna says the future of work doesn’t mean reduced demand for commercial real estate. Working from home and going to the office will go hand in hand.  But she says demand for Space-as-a-Service and flexibility will grow faster as we shift to hybrid working, so every major landlord has to become Space-as-a-Service minded. She believes conventional real estate managers should partner with experienced Space-as-a-Service operators to meet customer demand. We also talk building valuations and have some feedback for the valuer community, as well as lenders, who Joanna says need to evolve their criteria to recognise the growth in demand for Space-as-a-Service. Connect with Joanna on LinkedIn  Connect with Caleb on LinkedIn If you have any questions or feedback on this episode, email podcast@workbold.co Value Bombs The future of work doesn’t mean reduced demand for #CRE The reasons people need an office is changing Landlords need to be flexible and adaptable to meet the new demands from customers There will be a flight to prime quality space, and low quality secondary space will see higher vacancy rates Working from home and going to the office will go hand in hand People will commute to the city centre ONLY if its rewarding The role of the office will change from being a place where you go to work, to a place to meet and collaborate face to face, and be inspired. Buildings need spaces that enhance the #wellbeing for people Every major landlord has to become Space-as-a-Service minded Flexibility should be top of mind, because that’s what customers want Demand for Space-as-a-Service and flexibility will grow faster as we shift to hybrid working Conventional real estate managers should partner with Space-as-a-Service operators to meet customer demand  Valuers need to ask themselves “What is it I’m actually valuing?” Are the additional service layers adding additional value for the customer, more revenue streams, more diversification, therefore more value to the asset? Should covenant strength of building users no longer be a factor in the valuing of Space-as-a-Service footprints? Operators need to be more transparent with landlords around data and financials When valuing a building, valuers should be asking whether there is higher demand in that particular market for conventional leases or is there more demand for flexibility and service Lenders need to evolve their criteria to recognise the growth in demand for Space-as-a-Service Resources (Aka, mentions from Joanna) Joanna's Property Week Article Jan Gehl (cities architect and the godfather of placemaking)  His book: ‘Cities for People’  His short film ‘The Human Scale’ Ken Shuttleworth, Architect at ‘Make’ Anouk Khan, CFO RE:Women Maria Wiedner, CEO of RE:Women  Twitter: @rewomenorg Andrea Carpenter from Women Talk Real Estate Abigail Dean, Head of Sustainabiity, Nuveen Nina Reid, Director Responsible Property Investment, M&G Nikki Greenberg (futurist and proptech guru, NYC) About Joanna Turner Joanna Turner is Head of Property Research at Canada Life Investments.  In her role she is responsible for managing research and strategy, which includes forecasts, thought leadership, house views, quarterly reporting and writing regular research content.  Joanna has twenty five years’ experience in Property Research & Strategy at a global, European and UK level. Prior to Canada Life, she worked as an Associate Director in DTZ’s Global Forecasting & Research team, and has gained experience at major global property fund managers such as AXA Real Estate, LaSalle Investment Management and Invesco, as well as Cushman & Wakefield’s European Research team. Joanna holds an Masters in Real Estate Investment from Cass Business School, City University London and a BA Honors from Manchester University. She also speaks Spanish, German and French, as well as her native English.  She is a committee member of the Society of Property Researchers, organising regular industry events and is a member of the Investment Property Forum. She writes regular blogs on behalf of Canada Life Investments and has had articles published in major property journals such as IPE Real Assets, Property Week and Euro Property. She is passionate about ESG and climate change, diversity and inclusion in the real estate sector. Sponsors Fortune Favours the Bold   Bold helps commercial real estate create & manage flexible spaces to dream, create, share, and succeed in. Now part of NewFlex (www.workbold.co)   Future Proof Your Portfolio with NewFlex   NewFlex delivers and manages a range of branded solutions for every type of building, in every type of location, for every type of occupier. Including the flexibility to develop your own brand. All enabled by flexible management contracts where we are invested in making money for you. (www.newflex.com)   Launch Your Own Podcast   A Podcast Company is the leading podcast production company for brands, organizations, institutions, individuals, and entrepreneurs. Our team sets you up with the right equipment, training, and guidance to ensure you sound amazing. (https://www.apodcastcompany.com and www.podcastsyndicator.com)   Subscribe to the #WorkBold Podcast Apple | Spotify | Google | Stitcher | Podbean

A former Executive Director at Goldman Sachs in Wealth Management and a former Investment Banker at Morgan Stanley, Ayesha Ofori is a multi-award winning property investment specialist and a recognised leading businesswoman in the UK. Ayesha is the founder and CEO of PropElle Network, a property and self-investment community for women. PropElle helps and supports women both new to property investing and those who are experienced but wanting to scale. Ayesha also runs Black Property Network which empowers people from underrepresented ethnic groups and helps them on their journey toward financial stability – through property. Lastly, Ayesha is Strategic Director at LEO Crowdfunding. LEO is a property crowdfunding platform which provides developers with equity capital and investors with diversified property investment opportunities where they can learn, while they earn. Ayesha is the winner of the 2019 Women of the Future Award (for Real Estate, Infrastructure & Construction), she is one of Management Today’s 35 Women Under 35, she was named one of “15 Women of the Future you need to know” by The Telegraph newspaper, one of “30 of the UK’s most inspiring entrepreneurs” by Business Leader and a RESI Trailblazer by Property Week. Ayesha also holds an MSci in Physics from Imperial College London and an MBA from London Business School. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What is really happening in the UK property market at the moment?Lots of gurus are offering opinions but, as serious investors, we want to base our decisions on data. So we went to the top - Richard Donnell, the research and insight director of Zoopla, the UK's largest property platform.My guest in this episode has over 25 years experience in analysing the UK and international property markets including 12 years as Research Director for Savills, 13 years as a Director at Hometrack and now as Research and Insight Director at Zoopla He is a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and was named as one of the 100 most influential people in the residential market by Property Week.Graham Rowan interviews Richard Donnell to discover:- how much the Covid19 shut down impacted property transactions- what has happened since the property sector was allowed to open up again- regional differences across the market- changes in the rental market versus the sales market- changes to commercial property brought on by new habits developed in lockdown- most important of all, where are property prices heading in the aftermath of the pandemic?

Paul Finch is Programme Director of the World Architecture Festival (WAF) and Editorial Director of The Architectural Review/Architects' Journal. He started professional life as a journalist in the early 1970s. He became Deputy Editor of Estates Times (now Property Week), and subsequently edited Building Design, Architects' Journal and Architectural Review, where he launched WAF in 2008. He has been co-editor of Planning in London since 1994. He was a founder commissioner at CABE (Commission for Architecture & the Built Environment) in 1999, chaired its design review and regional panels, subsequently chairing its London Olympics design panel from 2005 to 2012. He became chair in 2010, overseeing its merger in 2011 with the Design Council, where he was deputy chair for three years. He holds an honorary doctorate from the University of Westminster and honorary fellowships from University College London and the Royal Institute of British Architects .He is an honorary member of the British Council for Offices and the Architectural Association. He was awarded an OBE for services to architecture in 2002.

What happens when lockdown strikes the office of a weekly trade publication? In this episode Rooster's Head of PR, Yasmine Triana, chats with Emma Shone, News Editor at Property Week, as they discuss how the news team has kept the wheels rolling during the pandemic. How is the property industry being affected by the pandemic? What trends are we expecting to see in commercial and residential? Emma and the Property Week team are across it all and in this episode of We are pr., she deep dives into the ways the magazine has adapted how they work, how they write, and what they're looking for. Gain more property industry insights and news from Property Week here: https://www.propertyweek.com/ Find out more about Rooster at https://rooster.co.uk/ or find us across social at @roosterpr.

Tushar Agarwal, Co-Founder & CEO of HubbleHQ, the leading online marketplace for finding and renting office space in London joins Bold Founder, Caleb Parker, to talk about the changing demands for the office. Tushar shares why the traditional office is dead using data to back up his claim, and explains how landlords should respond. The discussion covers how remote work going mainstream has created a new type of demand for the hotelification of workspace, a potential new model of CRE management services that is similar to corporate travel agents, and why brand has never been more important in commercial real estate. Connect with Tushar on Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamtoosh  Connect with Caleb on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Caleb_Parker  If you have any questions or feedback on this episode, email podcast@workbold.co Questions in this episode First off, on your website you talk about Office Search Alchemy - what is that? Tell us about HubbleHQ and some stats on the amount of space, average size and number of enquiries/transactions you facilitate on your platform You harvest a lot of data. Can you share how you use the data and what you learn from it? As Hubble helps companies find office space, how has it been these last few months? What solutions are needed for a productive workforce? A lot of people have talked about the death of the office. But other people in CRE are predicting post pandemic demand to remain the same, but with less density in office footprints. Do you think people will pay for the same amount of space for less people? How would you define the post-covid office? What do you think the future office looks like? Now that remote working is mainstream do you think we'll see a significant demand for daily, or even hourly bookings of work or meeting space? Will CRE agents end up looking like travel management companies? Columbia Property Trust, A Manhattan Landlord just took back control of a 155,000 sqft WeWork space. Are Landlords going to operate Space-as-a-Service themselves? Value bombs  The office as we know it is dead Over the last 2-4 years we’ve seen a shift in the market towards Space-as-a-Service Small businesses and large corporates who used to sign 5 year leases are now looking for managed solutions Average transaction size has gone from 3 people for 3 months to 20-30 people for 1 year  Office search enquiries picked up 75% in May and June New demand is for a hybrid office solution Central HQ’s are still in demand, but with a smaller footprint 70% of people love working from home, but also want an office of some sort 41% of people want a quiet place to do focused work outside of their home The office of the future is solutions based People need choice There’s a difference between the “In-Covid” office and the “Post-Covid” office We’re going to see the unbundling of the office, and the hotelification of workspace When landlords and operators are making expensive decisions on how to design spaces, analysing multiple data points can help identify customer demand Enquiry to transaction data and list price to deal price is important to understand what customers want and are willing to pay If landlords want control of the future they will need to embrace Space-as-a-Service So we’ll see more landlords understand and respond to Space-as-a-Service as something that’s going to become mainstream Flexibility is needed but service is imperative to protect building valuations With Space-as-a-Service, creating a predictable experience that comes with a brand is what keeps paying customers in a building, not long leases. Generic spaces lack brand loyalty, consistency and a network effect. Specific brands add layers of service, attract the right mix of customers, and create new revenue lines. Selecting the right brand solution adds tremendous value by delivering a predictable customer experience, making the building attractive, and increasing asset value. To manage risk, many landlords will outsource hospitality and management to experienced Space-as-a-Service operators Resources Hubble's 'Should we ditch the office?' Survey results : https://hubblehq.com/should-we-ditch-the-office/survey-results Blog on the consumerization of commercial real estate: https://calebparker.me/featured-posts/workspace-service-needs-global-distribution-system-gds/   About Tushar Agarwal Tushar is Cofounder & CEO of HubbleHQ, the leading online marketplace for finding and renting office space in London for fast growing companies and flexspace operators and landlords. Tushar studied Economics at LSE (The London School of Economics) and spent 2 years working in investment banking before launching HubbleHQ back in 2014. He was Amazon's Young Entrepreneur of the Year Finalist in 2019. He has led Hubble’s growth as they have gone on to raise £6.4 million over three rounds, from the likes JLL, Pi Labs run by famous PropTech investor Faisal Butt, Downing Ventures, Starwood Capital and Concrete. Just to list a few of Hubble’s accolades, they are Deloitte's 26th Fastest Growing Technology Company in the United Kingdom, Property Week's ‘Proptech Innovator of the Year’ 2019, and last year they were voted as one of the ‘Best Places to Work in Property’ for a second year running. Sponsors Fortune Favours the Bold   Bold helps commercial real estate create & manage flexible spaces to dream, create, share, and succeed in. Now part of NewFlex (www.workbold.co)   Future Proof Your Portfolio with NewFlex   NewFlex delivers and manages a range of branded solutions for every type of building, in every type of location, for every type of occupier. Including the flexibility to develop your own brand. All enabled by flexible management contracts where we are invested in making money for you. (www.newflex.com)   Launch Your Own Podcast   A Podcast Company is the leading podcast production company for brands, organizations, institutions, individuals, and entrepreneurs. Our team sets you up with the right equipment, training, and guidance to ensure you sound amazing. (https://www.apodcastcompany.com and www.podcastsyndicator.com)   Subscribe to the #WorkBold Podcast Apple | Spotify | Google | Stitcher | Podbean

In this episode, you will hear from Chris Long, the VP of deverellsmith New York Office, about job hunting, networking, and career tips. deverellsmith is an international recruitment firm that has offices in NY, Houston, London, and Dublin. Chris Long spent the past 9 years with the company in London and now the US. During this time he has executed a high number of executive-level searches across the commercial real estate sector. Before leaving to start the NYC office, Chris also spent 4 years as deverellsmith's Talent Director, managing all of the firm's internal recruitment, training and culture development. During this period, the company was named The Sunday Times 8th Best Company to Work in the UK and the #1 Place to Work in the Real Estate sector by Property Week magazine. FOLLOW US ON: LinkedIn Page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cre-media LinkedIn Audience Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13884501/ Instagram: https://instagram/cre_mediagroup Contact: https://cre-media.com/contact Disclaimer: This commercial real estate podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. The content is not intended as investment advice.

Anil is the Founder and CEO of Node, (www.node-living.com) a global, vertically integrated company that owns, develops and manages co-living, micro-living and furnished apartment residences in key gateway cities in North America and Europe. Node prides itself on creating beautifully designed residences in great neighbourhoods that foster a community of globally minded creatives, entrepreneurs and professionals that thrive on connection and who embrace diversity. Anil considers himself a global citizen, being of Indian descent, born and raised in Canada and currently resides in the UK. Anil started Node in 2016 by acquiring and redeveloping residential buildings in the US, UK, Canada and Ireland with largely his own capital and is the company's primary shareholder. He manages a global team across London, Toronto and LA and is responsible for the overall management, investment activities and expansion of Node globally and splits his time between both London and Toronto. Anil has worked in real estate for nearly 20 years in the US, Europe and Asia, including 11 years at Blackstone, the world's largest private equity real estate firm with over $100 billion of assets under management. As a Managing Director at Blackstone in London, Anil was involved in over $30 billion of real estate transactions. Anil created Blackstone's European real estate capital markets group, was involved in creating its Indian real estate team and helped create and successfully sell Nido Student Living, a $700 million, 2,500 bed student housing company. Prior to Blackstone, Anil lived in Los Angeles and worked in the investment team of DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners, the private equity real estate arm of Credit Suisse. Anil graduated with an HBA from the Ivey School of Business at Western University and a BA from the University of Waterloo in Canada. He has been listed in Property Week's Hot 100 and Top 40 Under 40. Anil also serves as Chair of The Lighthouse, a unique project to develop a church-based community centre in London. ♥ ---- Thank you for watching this video—Please SHARE IT and click a quick 'LIKE' or better yet, leave a comment! ---- ♥ ►► Christine and her team are the creators of Kndrd.io: The comprehensive software solution that uses technology to put the LIVING into CoLIVING. ◄ ◄ *Learn more at http://Kndrd.io ----►► Be sure to check out The Coliving Code, is the first comprehensive book published in the COLIVING industry…. NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON or a digital version here: https://thecolivingcode.com/#book-launch http://bitly.com/coliving-code

Susan Freeman, 'The woman who knows everyone' according to  Bisnow joins Bold Founder, Caleb Parker, to share why she believes "Third spaces" will play a role in bringing back life to the high street and smaller towns. Susan, who is partner at law firm Mishcon de Reya, shares some of the back stories from her favourite guests on her own PropertyShe podcast, including Founder of Regus, Billionaire and CEO of IWG, Mark Dixon. Susan and Caleb go on to talk about breaking rules and challenging the norms in commercial real estate, transitioning back to the office safely post-pandemic, including the importance of good air quality, and how we’re going to see a movement of building owners bringing in professional operators of Space-as-a-Service. Connect with Susan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Propertyshe Connect with Caleb on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Caleb_Parker   Value Bombs and Tweetables #CRE needs to give the younger generation working in the industry more influence because they understand what the customer of the future wants We can break rules in #CRE, starting with the suit and tie We are in the people business, not the property business. When it comes to getting back to the office, safety is the priority. Good air quality is critical for the safety and productivity of office customers Long-term, the sustainability agenda will stay a focus for buildings to align with social values of customers Reducing commute time makes commercial real estate more sustainable Demand for Third spaces will grow, and have potential to bring life to the high street and smaller towns Connectivity is crucial for the work from home movement Real estate decisions should be driven by what talent wants To enable to enable flexibility we’re going to move towards more professional operators of buildings  Resources PropertyShe Podcast: https://www.mishcon.com/propertyshe   About Susan Freeman Susan is a partner at law firm Mishcon de Reya. An experienced real estate lawyer, her in depth understanding of the property market and business training as a Sloan Masters MSc (London Business School) graduate, combined with a wide circle of contacts help make the firm’s programme of events “must attend” networking opportunities. Susan was listed as ''The woman who knows everyone' by Bisnow in their 51 Most influential Women in UK real estate list 2018.     Susan is a member of the Mishcon Technology Group, which has recently launched MDR LAB - an  incubator programme for tech start-ups in the legal space. She also mentors for Pi Labs accelerator programme for proptech start-ups since it launched and is a regular speaker on the #proptech circuit. Susan is Vice Chair of the British Property Federation's Technology and Innovation Group. She is also a member of the Urban land Institute Technology and Real Estate European Product Council. She chaired the FUTURE: Proptech Advisory Group bringing together key influencers in real estate and proptech. She is ranked 40 in the Tyto Tech Top 500 List 2018     Susan is a non-executive director of development company, This Land, on the advisory boards of Seaforth Land and Work.Life and chairs the Property Group of Bee Midtown, the Holborn and surrounding area's Business Improvement District.     She is on the advisory board of Property Week and is an active member of a number of property related organisations including The British Property Federation, The Urban Land Institute and REVO.  Susan regularly undertakes speaking and panel engagements on real estate, retail and proptech related issues. She hosts the popular Propertyshe podcast where she interviews some of the top influencers who define and make a difference to the real estate industry and built environment. If you have any questions or feedback on this episode, email podcast@workbold.co Sponsors Fortune Favours the Bold Bold helps commercial real estate create & manage flexible spaces to dream, create, share, and succeed in. Now part of NewFlex (www.workbold.co) Future Proof Your Portfolio with NewFlex NewFlex delivers and manages a range of branded solutions for every type of building, in every type of location, for every type of occupier. Including the flexibility to develop your own brand. All enabled by flexible management contracts where we are invested in making money for you. (www.newflex.com) Launch Your Own Podcast A Podcast Company is the leading podcast production company for brands, organizations, institutions, individuals, and entrepreneurs. Our team sets you up with the right equipment, training, and guidance to ensure you sound amazing. (https://www.apodcastcompany.com and www.podcastsyndicator.com) Subscribe to the #WorkBold Podcast Apple | Spotify | Google | Stitcher | Podbean

Day 7 of our Modern Methods of Construction series brings leading players in housing to the table to chat about offsite manufacturing. Andrew Teacher, founder of Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Simon Gawthorpe, managing director of Urban Splash to discuss the impacts of the current Covid-19 crisis and views for the future of offsite manufacturing, along with insights from Mark Farmer, CEO of Cast Consultancy and government proclaimed MMC Champion. Join the debate and hear more at the RESI Convention (www.resiconf.com) organised by Property Week.

Day 6 of our Modern Methods of Construction series brings leading players in housing to the table to chat about offsite manufacturing. Andrew Teacher, founder of Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Jordan Rosenhaus, CEO of TopHat to discuss the impacts of the current Covid-19 crisis and views for the future of offsite manufacturing, along with insights from Mark Farmer, CEO of Cast Consultancy and government proclaimed MMC Champion. Join the debate and hear more at the RESI Convention (www.resiconf.com) organised by Property Week.

Day 5 of our Modern Methods of Construction series brings leading players in housing to the table to chat about offsite manufacturing. Andrew Teacher, founder of Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Céire O'Rourke, Director of UK Clients & Markets at Laing O'Rourke to discuss the impacts of the current Covid-19 crisis and views for the future of offsite manufacturing, along with insights from Mark Farmer, CEO of Cast Consultancy and government proclaimed MMC Champion. Join the debate and hear more at the RESI Convention (www.resiconf.com) organised by Property Week.

Day 4 of our Modern Methods of Construction series brings leading players in housing to the table to chat about offsite manufacturing. Andrew Teacher, founder of Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Joseph Daniels, CEO of Project Etopia to discuss the impacts of the current Covid-19 crisis and views for the future of offsite manufacturing, along with insights from Mark Farmer, CEO of Cast Consultancy and government proclaimed MMC Champion. Join the debate and hear more at the RESI Convention (www.resiconf.com) organised by Property Week.

Day 3 of our Modern Methods of Construction series brings leading players in housing to the table to chat about offsite manufacturing. Andrew Teacher, founder of Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Harry Swales, executive director of Homes England to discuss the impacts of the current Covid-19 crisis and views for the future of offsite manufacturing, along with insights from Mark Farmer, CEO of Cast Consultancy and government proclaimed MMC Champion. Join the debate and hear more at the RESI Convention (www.resiconf.com) organised by Property Week.

Day 2 of our Modern Methods of Construction week brings leading players in housing to the table to chat about offsite manufacturing. Andrew Teacher, founder of Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Dave Sheridan, executive chairman of ilke Homes to discuss the impacts of the current Covid-19 crisis and views for the future of offsite manufacturing, followed by insights from Mark Farmer, CEO of Cast Consultancy and government proclaimed MMC Champion. Join the debate and hear more at the RESI Convention (www.resiconf.com) organised by Property Week.

Day 1 of our Modern Methods of Construction week brings leading players in housing to the table to chat about offsite manufacturing. Andrew Teacher, founder of Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Rosie Toogood, CEO of Legal & General Modular Homes to discuss the impacts of the current Covid-19 crisis and views for the future of offsite manufacturing, followed by insights from Mark Farmer, CEO of Cast Consultancy and government proclaimed MMC Champion. Join the debate and hear more at the RESI Convention (www.resiconf.com) organised by Property Week.

In this episode we are looking at whether you should be putting your CRE investments into London, or looking further afield and placing your cash in the regions. Our host Roger Clarke (IPSX), and our moderator Paul Shearer, are joined over the internet by Mat Oakley (Savills) and Neil Sinclair (Palace Capital Plc) to discuss the issue. Topics covered in this episode: Mat gives an overview of commercial real estate in London versus the regions, and where the market was at the start of the year. The differences between real estate in London and outside of Greater London. The developments in commercial real estate in the regions, and the rise of international interest in the area. The promising future of investment performance in the regions. The impact of infrastructure investments on the regions. What is hampering investment in the regions at the moment? How can talking to a mayor become a keystone of investing in a city? Inward versus outward investment in the regions. How do you introduce people to the regions as places to invest in commercial real estate? Bios Roger Clarke Managing Director and Head of Capital Markets, Roger Clarke, has been a Senior Advisor to IPSX Group since January 2019. He now joins the business full time. Roger has extensive experience in corporate transactions, particularly in equity capital markets but also in M&A and restructuring, with a specific sector focus on Real Estate. https://www.ipsx.com/ Paul Shearer Paul Shearer has worked extensively in both Television and Radio in front of and behind the camera as an actor, writer and presenter and script editor. He has also worked for over thirty years in the corporate communications sector for many of the UK’s blue chip companies producing internal videos on a wide variety of subjects. As a journalist he has written for both The Times and The Financial Times on residential property. He has written and presented video work on commercial property for consulting real estate agents GVA Bilfinger as well as Capita Real Estate. http://www.paulshearer.com/ Mat Oakley Mat Oakley is head of UK & European commercial property research at Savills. His primary areas of expertise relate to office, retail and leisure real estate, and he regularly advises investors and developers on opportunities and risks across these and other markets. Mat has been researching, analysing and occasionally correctly forecasting the commercial property market since the late 1980’s. https://www.savills.co.uk/ Neil Sinclair Neil has over 50 years’ experience in the property sector. He was a founder of Sinclair Goldsmith Chartered Surveyors which was admitted to the Official List in 1987 and subsequently merged with Conrad Ritblat in 1993, when he became Executive Deputy Chairman. Neil was appointed Non-Executive Chairman of Baker Lorenz, surveyors in 1999 and which was sold to Hercules Property Services plc in 2001. He was appointed a Non-Executive Director of Tops Estates plc, a fully listed company, in 2003 and remained so until it was sold to Land Securities plc in 2005. He was one of the founders of Mission Capital plc, now Watchstone Group plc, which was admitted to AIM in 2005, and was Executive Chairman until February 2008. He was also featured in ‘Top 100 Property People in Property Week’ in 2003. https://www.palacecapitalplc.com/

In the late 2000's, Andrea regularly attended events hosted for property professionals as an industry journalist, writing for a variety of publications including Property Week. The lack of female presence on stage was a regular phenomenon and she was ready to make a change. A change to shape the future of females within property.Women Talk Real Estate offers a practical solution to increase the visibility of women in the industry. Connecting female professionals with speaking and press opportunities and offering tailored training for women on all aspects of building a successful stage and media presence. Visibility matters. For the individual, it brings about better business opportunities and career progression, and it also challenges stereotypes and provides role models for the benefit of the whole industry. Women Talk Real Estate is a completely free platform, with a database of over 700 females who are eager to make their mark on the industry. Prior to Women Talke Real Estate's inception, Andrea worked in the European commercial property sector for more than 20 years, and has a specialist knowledge of the workings of the industry and a wide network of senior contacts. Her first ten years were spent as a journalist, including seven years as editor of EuroProperty, a monthly financial title that focused on investment and development trends in the industry. After that, Andrea worked for commercial property trade bodies, including the Urban Land Institute, as well as three years at INREV, an industry association based in Amsterdam, as a Director and Interim Chief Executive. This was followed by a year in Hong Kong, where she was Director for ANREV, INREV's Asian sister organisation. On her return to the UK, she worked as Head of Marketing and Communications EMEA at CBRE Global Investors where she supervised the corporate and programme marketing, press, branding and internal communications in the region. Andrea is a regular speaker and panellist at industry events as well as a media spokesperson and regular contributor to industry magazines. In 2008, she won the Outstanding Industry Contribution Award at the IPE Real Estate Awards for her contribution to the development of the European fund management industry. Andrea brought her experience of public speaking to the studio, resulting in a highly energised and rewarding conversation. Get to meet the right people with devcast...

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Kate Henderson of the National Housing Association, Geeta Nanda of Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing Association and Alan Strickland of Optivo to discuss the full potential of Housing Associations. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Asif Din, Sustainability Director at Perkins and Will, and Mitch Cooke, Director at Greengage to discuss the growing challenge of climate change and how the built environment can prepare. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Andrew Prickett, UK Head of Residential at Faithful+Gould & Tony Dicarlo, Developer and Investor at innerspace Homes to discuss the future of modular housing in the UK and the supports needed at all levels to help it achieve it's potential. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Vanessa Hale of BNP Paribas and the Urban Land Institute, Nick Cuff, Land Director at Pocket Living, and Adam Challis, Head of Living Research at JLL to discuss the future of Help to Buy and volume house builders. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Jess Tomlinson, Head of Real Estate, London at Barclays, Richard Jackson, MD & Co-Founder at Apache Capital Partners and Allen Chilten, Head of Funds, Capital Markets at Patrizia AG to discuss institutional investment in the Build to Rent market. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Vanessa Hale of BNP Paribas and the Urban Land Institute, Adina David of Greystar, and Ayrton Dhillon of Arcadis to discuss diversity and inclusion in the property industry. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Neal Gemassmer, vice president of international at Yardi, Conrad Davies, director at Osbourne Clarke, and Alex Notay, Build to Rent fund director at PfP Capital to discuss the importance of operations and management in BTR. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Johnny Caddick of Moda Living and Naomi Cleaver to discuss the growing focus on wellbeing in residential. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Johnny Caddick, managing director of Moda Living Limited and director of Caddick Developments Ltd., Rob Williams, head of retail agency and development at BNP Paribas Real Estate, and Stephen Springham, partner, head of retail research at Knight Frank to discuss BTR, mixed-use schemes, and everything from retail to residential. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Nick Riley, board director at Whittam Cox Architects, David Reid, director at Rowan Asset Management and Ken Dytor, executive chairman at Urban Catalyst to discuss how regional regeneration can help to transform the UK. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Franz Doerr, co-founder and CEO at flatfair, Rupert Parker, head of future proofing at consultancy Avison Young, and Gavriel Merkado, founder and CEO at REalyse to discuss the future of technology in the property sector. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Today we chat with Joseph Walker the host of the Jolly Swagman podcast. He recently had a range of experts on over the course of a week to examine many angles of the Australian housing market, property bubble & how it relates to the overall economy. https://twitter.com/JosephNWalker https://josephnoelwalker.com Date of Recording: August 16, 2019 Don't forget to Review, Subscribe and Share this Podcast around! Nugget’s News (Website): http://nuggetsnews.com.au Nugget's News (Youtube Video): https://youtu.be/5R65dgb_OsI Nugget's News (Twitter): twitter.com/NuggetsNewsAU Disclaimer: I AM NOT A LICENSED FINANCIAL ADVISOR. MY VIEWS ARE GENERAL IN NATURE AND SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN AS FINANCIAL ADVICE. ALWAYS DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH BEFORE INVESTING ANY MONEY.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Andrew Prickett, UK Head of Residential at Faithful+Gould and Tony Dicarlo, Developer and Investor at innerspace Homes to discuss offsite manufacturing modular housing. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Philip Nell, head of real return assets at LaSalle Investment Management and Mervyn Howard, executive chairman at Apache Capital Partners to discuss responsible investing in the property sector. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Richard Jackson, MD & co-founder at Apache Capital Partners, Rory O’Hagan, director at Assael Architecture and Eugene Marchese, director of innovation & design at Guild Living to discuss later living in UK residential. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting (www.blackstock.co.uk) is joined by Michela Hancock, Managing Director for Development and Construction at Greystar UK, Val Bagnall, Managing Director at Apex Airspace, and Dave Sheridan, Executive Chairman at ilke Homes, to discuss offsite manufacturing modular housing. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Andrew Teacher from Blackstock Consulting is joined by Phil Clark, Head of Property Investment at Aegon Asset Management, Jess Tomlinson Head of Real Estate for London at Barclays, Dan Pottorff Managing Director for Debt Investment and Special Situations at LaSalle Investment Management, to talk about debt finance in residential property. Join the debate live and hear more from our contributors at the RESI Convention, 11-13 September 2019 www.resiconf.com organised by Property Week.

Can technology nurture greater community engagement in the shape of develop projects and will this help “democratise” real estate? My guest today is Savannah de Savary, founder and CEO of Built-ID; a prop-tech platform that “showcases the built environment projects of today and transforms community engagement to better shape the projects of tomorrow”. Built-ID connects architects and consultants with potential clients on an online hub which has been described as the Shazam of property.After graduating from the University of Oxford in 2013, Savannah joined Thor Equities before founding Built-ID in 2015. Savanah has won “Young Entrepreneur of the Year” at the Property Awards, was voted in Property Week’s ‘Power 100: Top 20 Ones to Watch’ and as one of the Top 20 Proptech influencers in a poll by the UK Proptech Association. She is also a regular columnist for Property Week and sits on the Legacy Foundation Board of Trustees and the ULI Young Leaders and Urban Art Forums. In this podcast:The origins of Built-ID and problem that Savannah set out to solveThe consequences of amassing a photos library of building interiors and exteriors in excess of 250,000 images - what happens next?“Give My View” - Built-ID’s innovation to bring more people into development consultancy process; how does it work?What is democracy in the context of the built environment?What are the developer’s responsibilities in respect to the local community?What emerging building trends can Built-ID help identify?Understandably given the designs she encounters in her job, Savannah has too many favourite buildings to choose a specific one but Bloomberg’s London HQ was the first building that sprung to mind! The recommended addition to the Building Our Future reading list is:Ben Horowitz, The Hard Thing About Hard ThingsYou can find & follow Savannah on social media via Twitter for further information.

Can we better serve our ageing population through a new model of inter-generational co-living?Justin Shee is the founder of The Kohab; a new inter-generational retirement living company, bringing old and young adults together under one roof to live in mutual support. The Kohab is both a potential answer to the age ghettos created by retirement living and a solution to the loneliness epidemic faced by both young and old adults in the UK. In this podcast:What’s behind the growing epidemic of loneliness and how can our design and usage of the built environment help to tackle it?Why are baby-boomers still reluctant down-sizers & renters? How can this be changed?Should we revisit the rationale behind the current status quo of segregated “retirement” / senior living? What are the advantages of inter-generational living, both for the residents and the wider society?What are the financial models for encouraging the use of inter-generational living and how does The Kohab intend to nurture the identity of the community?Can inter-generational living extend to even younger populations e.g. creches? Justin’s favourite building is Henry VI’s Gothic masterpiece, King’s College Chapel in Cambridge. In terms of real estate innovation, automated valuation models (AVMs) are Justin’s hot topic to watch!You can find & follow Justin on social media via LinkedIn or Twitter (@JustinShee). For more references, you can look at:Why inter-generational models may be the answer for solving the loneliness epidemicHow inter-generational living benefits the ‘book-end’ generationsLiving Closer; the many faces of co-housingSavannah de Savary’s piece in Property Week on high-tech, collaborative retirement living

Does the history of the European Real Estate market hold any clues for the direction of the future? My guest today is Andrea Carpenter, a communications consultant in the property industry, founder & director of this podcast’s partner, the non-profit Women Talk Real Estate, and author of the new book High Rise and Fall: The Making of the Modern Real Estate Industry. Andrea began her career as a journalist at Property Week before moving on to be editor of EuroProperty. Following this she worked for various organisations, including: Urban Land Institute, INREV and ANREV in Hong Kong. She most recently worked as Head of Marketing and Communications EMEA at CBRE Global Investors. In this podcast: What were driving forces behind the creation of the modern European Real Estate industry? What went wrong in 2008? Has the investment industry learned it's lessons or is history in danger of rhyming once again? How has the way the industry has developed and been funded influenced our built environments? What is Women Talk Real Estate? Who is it for and how can people get involved? Andrea's favourite Real Estate innovation is What3Words which has simplified talking about location by giving every 3x3m grid on earth a unique location code, comprising of 3 words... This episode is brought to you in partnership with Women Talk Real Estate  who connect female real estate professionals with speaking and media opportunities across Europe and provide training for successful stage and media presence.

Morwenna Hall, a chartered mechanical engineer, is the COO of developer Argent LLP. She is currently leading the design and delivery of several major projects at King’s Cross, including the Coal Drops Yard, a new shopping destination for London with 60 retail units in the repurposed Victorian coal sheds which will open to the public in October this year. Morwenna was the lead mechanical engineer for the Sainsbury Laboratory in Cambridge, which in 2012 won the most sought-after accolade in the industry – the RIBA Stirling Prize. In 2015 Morwenna featured in Property Week’s ‘Forty under 40’ list of young entrepreneurs, disrupters and leaders. Morwenna has a passion for all aspects of design and was one of the 27 women showcased in the 2014 ‘Women Fashion Power’ exhibition at the Design Museum, alongside Princess Diana, Dame Vivienne Westwood and Dame Zaha Hadid.

EP12: Voted one of the top 100 young property professionals in the UK 2012 and the only independent consultant make that list (Property Week's 'Hot 100'), Alexandra Notay's areas of expertise include city economic development, real estate, regeneration and sustainability. She has led projects in London, Moscow, New York, Istanbul, Barcelona and many other global cities. Alex operates as an independent advisor to a range of global organisations from the public and private sectors, providing strategic advice and initiative leadership. Her client portfolio includes Grosvenor, Cushman & Wakefield, IPD (Investment Property Databank) and the Greater London Authority. Alex also sits on a number of boards, including the World Economic Forum's Building Retrofit Steering Board, the UK Green Property Alliance and as an observer member for the UN ECE Committee on Housing and Land Management. Alex is also on the advisory committee for an independent UK charity promoting educational and career opportunities for women in the UK.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/NicoleBremner)

EP4: Andrea is a writer and communications consultant in the property industry. She most recently worked as Head of Marketing and Communications EMEA at CBRE Global Investors where she oversaw the corporate and programme marketing, press, branding and internal communications in the region. Andrea began her career as a journalist at Property Week before moving on to be editor of EuroProperty for seven years. Following this, she worked for various industry bodies including the Urban Land Institute as well as spending three years as a director and interim CEO at INREV in Amsterdam, and one year at its sister organisation ANREV in Hong Kong. She is currently working as a consultant in the industry while working on a book about the history of the modern European property industry.For more information, visit Women Talk Real Estate Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/NicoleBremner)

Why does the property industry have such a problem with diversity, or is it all a fuss over nothing? James Max explored the issue as part of Property Week’s Open Plan campaign, with Thames Valley Housing CEO Geeta Nanda and Michelle van Vuuren, UK sales & marketing director for Dalian Wanda. According to Geeta Nanda, the […] The post The “Open Plan” Diversity Podcast with Geeta Nanda OBE and Dalian Wanda appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Mount Anvil chief executive Killian Hurley has warned that there is “volatility” and “uncertainty” in the London residential market, where house price increases are unsustainable. Speaking to Property Week podcast presenter James Max, the central London-focused residential developer talked in depth about the “cyclical business” of developing homes in the capital. In a wide ranging […] The post Property Week Podcast: Mount Anvil chief Killian Hurley and Henry Pryor appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

“Timing is everything” in London investment. Those are the wise words of Quintain’s head of fund management Nigel Kempner, who welcomed Property Week podcast presenter James Max into his offices on Grosvenor Street this month. In a wide ranging interview with the BBC London broadcaster, Kempner explained in depth how Quintain came together in its […] The post Listen to Quintain investment guru Nigel Kempner on what makes a good deal appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Property development grandee Sir Stuart Lipton has given his first broadcast interview since setting up Lipton Rogers, a development company he has co-founded with Peter Rogers and ex-Hermes chief Rupert Clarke. The developer behind such landmark projects as Broadgate and Chiswick Park joined BBC broadcaster James Max at the Lipton Rogers headquarters on Cavendish Square […] The post Property Week Podcast: Sir Stuart Lipton introduces Lipton Rogers appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

The founder of currency exchange giant Travelex and the people in charge of running Development Securities joined James Max this month for the Property Week Podcast.   Travelex owner Lloyd Dorfman, who also owns serviced office company The Office Group, spoke to BBC presenter James Max about the recession, running a billion pound business, and […] The post Property Week Podcast: Travelex founder Lloyd Dorfman talks shop appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Boris Johnson’s right hand man on property, Sir Edward Lister, has said 2014 will be a year of cranes rising across London, as the mayor’s office says: “above all, we want more units of housing”. In a comprehensive interview with Property Week presenter and BBC London broadcaster James Max, the chief of staff and deputy […] The post Boris deputy: the London Plan will double housing starts in London appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Get Living London's chief executive was interviewed in depth by Property Week Podcast presenter James Max last week, revealing many of the intricacies of running East Village in Stratford, the UK's biggest new private rented residential scheme. Property Week's monthly podcast went inside Nero House, a block that was occupied by Team GB during the […] The post Podcast: James Max and Derek Gorman broadcast from Team GB’s Stratford home appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Green REIT is to focus on Dublin's improving tech-focused office market, according to its co-founder Pat Gunne, who spoke on Property Week's monthly podcast after closing €178m of deals in the past fortnight as Green “kicked off the new market”. Gunne told presenter James Max that he thought Green RETI would have first-mover advantage in […] The post Podcast: Green’s Gunne grilled as Ireland “kicks off,” plus Fleet Street Fox appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Jones Lang LaSalle UK chief executive Guy Grainger and former Grosvenor chief Stephen Musgrave joined presente James Max in this month's Property Week podcast. Grainger spoke about the challenges of running the UK's second biggest property agency and trying to freshen up JLL's image, as well as shedding light on some aspects of his family […] The post Podcast: “I was no longer that chap in retail. I was everybody's boss,” says JLL UK chief Grainger appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Former chancellor of the exchequer Alistair Darling talked to Property Week about the 2007-08 banking crisis, his conversations with US treasury secretary Hank Paulson, and what it was like to be woken up with an “unbelievable” call about the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers. In a 25-minute audio interview at Portcullis House (listen below), marking the […] The post Recovery Special Podcast: Alistair Darling on dark days at Downing Street and Lehman Brothers’ “unbelievable” collapse appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Clive Dutton OBE joined James Max in Property Week's podcast to discuss his part in regenerating East London and Birmingham, while the man who led the sale of Battersea Power Station stopped by for a chat about the 2013 Resi Awards. Clive Dutton OBE was instrumental in projects including the creation of a ‘city within […] The post Podcast with Clive Dutton OBE & Resi Awards 2013 deal of the year winner appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Derwent London leasing chief Celine Thompson and Hatton Real Estate partner Michael Raibin this week joined LBC Radio's James Max at Property Week studios for a “TMT” special podcast. The pair discussed in detail how best to understand and attract technology, media, and telecommunications occupiers to office schemes. Thompson said that the growth projections for […] The post Property Week Podcast: “Tech” Special with Derwent London appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Speaking to LBC Radio's James Max ahead of his departure, Barrie opened up about his favourite industry characters, his best stories, and his lowest moments, as part of a wide-ranging interview about his decade in the job. Incoming acting editor Phillips shares his views on what the future holds for PropertyWeek, in print, online, and […] The post Property Week Editors’ Podcast: Giles Barrie and Mike Phillips under the spotlight appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Healthy-eating fast-food chain Leon is aiming to open more than three new outlets next year, its co-founder Henry Dimbleby tells Property Week's Christmas podcast. Dimbleby, who is a government adviser on school dinners, as well as being an entrepreneur, already operates out of 13 stores, mainly in London. He told Property Week podcast presenter James […] The post Christmas podcast special: an aural feast with Leon founder appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

The owner of Sheffield United Football Club, Kevin McCabe, opened up about his life owning one the country's unluckiest football teams, when he joined Property Week's podcast as special guest for the November edition. Speaking to podcast presenter James Max, McCabe criticised the football world for its “immoral” handling of the Carlos Tevez affair, which […] The post Podcast: ‘Owning Sheffield Utd helps me in property’, says McCabe appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Meyer Bergman is eyeing up the UK, German and Polish market for retail portfolio opportunities, according to chief executive Markus Meijer, who was speaking on today's monthly Property Week podcast. In a Property Week International special edition of the podcast, Meijer joined former Apprentice star James Max at Property Week studios, confiding that his retail-focused […] The post Podcast: Meyer Bergman talks strategy appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

BNP Paribas Real Estate International Investment Director Andrew Cruickshank joined LBC's James Max in the Property Week podcast studio in the run up to the Olympics. Cruickshank talks about who is investing in London, how the city is perceived abroad, and why there is a lack of international spending in the regions. He also discusses […] The post Podcast: BNP Paribas Real Estate’s Cruickshank on London investment appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

City A.M. Editor Allister Heath joined LBC's James Max at Property Week to talk about the recent banking scandal and London's future as a major financial hub Heath speaks about the negative effects the Libor banking scandal could have on the reputation of London. He also discusses the need for the government to reform property […] The post Podcast: City A.M. Editor “Libor scandal is devastating blow for the City of London” appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Mike Sales, managing director of global property at Henderson Global Investors joined LBC's James Max in the Property Week podcast studio this month to discuss funds, Europe and why he likes secondary retail. Sales talked about how he thinks a good investment opportunity is the best properties in secondary retail locations, combining a discounted price […] The post Henderson eyes secondary retail appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

In the latest Property Week Podcast, DTZ's Colin Wilson gives his first interview since taking the helm of the company's UK & Ireland business. Wilson, who was made head of DTZ's UK & Ireland business in February, spoke to Property Week's podcast host, LBC's James Max, about the disruptions for the business over 2011 and […] The post Podcast: DTZ’s Colin Wilson – first interview after taking UK & Ireland helm appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Mike Hussey, chief executive of Almacantar, joined LBC's James Max in the Property Week podcast studio this week to discuss his plans for his business and the reasons why he left Land Securities. Hussey, who set up Almacantar in 2010 following his departure from LandSecs where he was managing director of the London portfolio, his […] The post Property Week Podcast: Mike Hussey on London, Land Securities and his business appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Residential development in London should trend towards smaller units in order to create an “investment grade product”, residential experts from Knight Frank said in the latest Property Week podcast. Joining LBC's James Max in the Property Week studio were James Mannix, head of residential investment at Knight Frank, and residential development partner Alex Lewis. Mannix […] The post Podcast: Knight Frank’s James Mannix and Alexander Lewis appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Inflation will rise this year, despite the claims of the government, Dr David Kuo of financial advice website the Motley Fool said on this month's Property Week podcast. Kuo said that despite government claims that inflation would fall this year, “they are wrong”. He said that the trillions being pumped into Western economies meant inflation […] The post Property Week Podcast: Inflation will rise, financial guru Dr David Kuo says appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

“Click and collect” will be “completely fundamental” to evey retail location by 2020, Guy Grainger, head of UK retail at Jones Lang LaSalle, said in this month's Property Week podcast. Talking to Property Week podcast host James Max, Grainger predicted that the retail landscape will have changed considerably in eight years time. He said the […] The post Property Week Podcast: Guy Grainger’s retail predictions for 2020 appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Leisure entrepeneur Luca del Bono gave a rare interview to Property Week's podcast host James Max this week. Del Bono, who set up private members club Quintessentially and now runs hotels and leisure firm Luca de Bono & Partners, London's prime leisure scene. He discusses who is investing in London and how, his views on […] The post Property Week Podcast: Luca del Bono on London’s luxury leisure appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Irvine Sellar, the man behind what will be Western Europe's tallest building, The Shard, talks to PropertyWeek.com about the highs and lows of the 10 years it has taken to realise his vision. Sellar talks frankly to Property Week podcast host James Max about financial difficulties along the way, his thoughts on the scheme as […] The post Podcast: Irvine Sellar on the highs and lows of developing The Shard appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

The global economy is, at the very least, a mess. Luckily Jamie Dannhauser, director at economic consultancy Lombard Street Capital, is here to make sense of the turmoil. Dannhauser, talks to Property Week's podcast host James Max about what is happening in the UK, European and global economies, and examines issues such as the UK's […] The post PODCAST: What’s happening in the global economy with Jamie Dannhauser appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Central London rents will outstrip inflation this year, Robert Noel, managing director of Land Securities' £5.7bn London portfolio, said in the Property Week podcast this week. Giving a bullish view of the market, Noel said that though the nation's capital has threats in the forms of immigration, personal taxation and the rise of Eastern centres, […] The post PODCAST: Central London rents to outstrip inflation, LandSecs’ Noel says appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

When it comes to choosing what you spend your hard-earned money on, top contenders are likely to include clothes, a car, your home or an evening out. Pensions are often way down the list. However, as Julian Webb, Fidelity International's head of defined contributions and platform sales, said in this month's Property Week podcast, pensions […] The post Podcast: Julian Webb – are you saving enough for your pension? appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Planning rules that rigidly dictate particular building uses in particular geographic areas are damaging to the property industry, Structadene chairman David Pearl, tells Property Week in this month's podcast  Pearl says one of his main gripes, along with the scrapping of empty rates relief, is that building uses are not flexible. Pearl also speaks frankly […] The post PODCAST: Pearl pans planning rules appeared first on The Property Week Podcast.

Property Week senior reporter Nick Johnstone brings perspective from London: new 160,000 sq. ft. building only the beginning of Google's UK expansion.