In the first weekly round-up of December, Jess Harrold is joined by deputy editor Tim Burke and offices reporter Chanté Bohitige to see whether they - and the market - have summoned up their Christmas spirit.
After preliminary discussions on advent calendars and the bane of a parent's existence that is "elf on the shelf", discussion turns to the increasing complexity of lease terms, with a couple of major deals in this week's headlines indicating that occupiers are looking to future-proof their requirements with in-built flexibility.
But can two experts in their field like Burke and Bohitige be separated in the quiz of the week?
What remedies are available to landlords post moratorium?
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EG Techtalk: Why partnership matters more than investment
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EG Cities Live: Leeds and levelling up
Fundamentals of the Future: How to embed the E and S into the corporate G
EG’s Top 10 Cases of 2022
Voice of the Region Capital Edition: City Fringe – Straight outta Compton
Fundamentals of the Future: Unlocking real estate’s power to forge change
Fundamentals of the Future: Is data sharing key to achieving net zero?
Fundamentals of the Future: What are you waiting for?
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EG Like Sunday Morning: Compromise and capitulation
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EG Scottish Cities Live: Finding value in a changing world
Fundamentals of the Future: Delivering Biodiversity Net Gain and enhancing project viability
In on the Act: Joe Ollech and Toby Boncey discuss Part 8 of the Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill
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