Jess Harrold is joined by deputy editor Tim Burke and London & offices reporter Alex Daniel for the latest weekly round-up - and both are full of fresh perspectives on the recovering office market.
Daniel has the details on Canary Wharf's entry into the flex office market with its new offering, MadeFor - discussing what it will bring to the area, and whether it is better late than never.
Burke shares the latest figures from JLL's Big Six report on office take-up recovery in the regions - and what he learned from talking with Savills' new national head of office agency.
But, as they go head-to-head in the quiz of the week, who will come out on top?
All that, plus some recommended listening for a lazy Sunday afternoon.
EG Like Sunday Morning: Another brick in the Cornwall
A shake-up for take-up: Cushman & Wakefield on the office metamorphosis
Should all transactions be as transparent as auctions?
Auction vs private treaty: Looking for resilience in rocky markets
EG Like Sunday Morning: Easy as ABC - Aldi, BTR and (Earls) Court, that is
On the Case: Rating premises with property guardians
Bricks & Mortar: The APC journey
Lenders look to debt’s new dawn
EG Like Sunday Morning: King Canute on a skateboard
On the Case: Service charge apportionment after Williams v Aviva
EG Like Sunday Morning: The housing ministry and other employment opportunities
Inside the RICS: New leaders focus on the future
Voice of the Region: Surrey – Better living through technology
On the Case: Views on Tate Modern and visual intrusion nuisance
Bricks & Mortar: Allsop’s Richard Adamson and Ysabella Argentieri discuss the firm’s apprenticeship scheme
EG Like Sunday Morning: Views from afar... and too close
EG’s Office Politics: Michaels and Missions
EG’s Office Politics: The Heseltine Special
Mental health and the planning system
EG Like Sunday Morning: The unliveable truth?
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