EG's weekly podcast round-up returns after a summer break, and Jess Harrold is joined by senior writers Julia Cahill and Piers Wehner, and legal & professional editor Sarah Jackman, for a bumper episode.
Cahill recounts insights on the future of the office from her EG Interview with Sir Stuart Lipton, and Wehner brings to life the boundless possibilities that generative AI can offer the real estate sector.
Then, Jackman explains why EG is giving the sector the gift of the Starting Out in Real Estate supplement, an informative guide for young people about the career paths and opportunities available. Read - and share - the SOIRE special at: https://edition.pagesuite-professional.co.uk/html5/reader/production/default.aspx?pubname=&edid=9e29e9f5-079d-4cec-b3ff-d2ee44e6933f
Bricks & Mortar: The relationship at the heart of a new real estate venture
Fundamentals of the Future: Unpacking the policy changes really needed to decarbonise real estate
Resi Law Unravelled: Types of tenancy
EG Like Sunday Morning: Why real estate should take a stand on freedom of choice
Talking tech take-up in Cambridge
Manchester grapples with the return to the office
On the Case: Supreme Court rules on Telecoms Code
EG Like Sunday Morning: The talent show
What does the government’s white paper on residential tenancy reform mean for the sector?
Leaning in and learning: How the latest Future Leaders transformed us
Is Swansea the UK’s most ambitious city?
Bricks & Mortar: A new networking initiative to support the SME housebuilder of tomorrow
EG Like Sunday Morning: Better the Damian we know
EG Like Sunday Morning: John Lewis homes and the value of hope
Voice of the Region Capital Edition: City Fringe – Lessons from the cool kids
Fundamentals of the Future: Tooling up the advisory sector for a more sustainable future
Vaseline, Pandas, Abba and Bricks: Inside the upcoming JLL Property Triathlon
EG Like Sunday Morning: EG and ER across the decades, in our Platinum Jubilee special
Bricks & Mortar: ULI’s outgoing Young Leaders Group (Europe) chair, William Riordan, reflects on his two-year term
In on the Act: Martin Dray discusses the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022
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