Estates Gazette Property Podcasts

Chair: Jess Harrold, legal & professional editor, Estates Gazette Speaker: Rory Weal, head of New Homes Accelerator London, GLA   Head of New Homes Accelerator London at GLA discusses with Jess Harrold the scheme it launched six months ago tasked with driving housing delivery in London with a focus on schemes that can complete this parliament.

Chair: Jess Harrold, legal & professional editor, Estates Gazette Speaker: Councillor Tim Barnes, City of Westminster Council   Tim Barnes from the City of Westminster sits down with Jess Harrold at the London Real Estate Forum to unveil the economic growth statement launched at the event, outlining the five priority growth sectors that build on the city’s strengths.

Chair: Jess Harold, legal & professional editor, Estates Gazette Speaker: Hannah Noble, director - place advisory, Avison Young   Recorded at the London Real Estate Forum in partnership with Avison Young, this episode brings together Hannah Noble at Avison Young and Estates Gazette's Jess Harrold to examine how London can move from viability to delivery, exploring the challenges holding development back and the action needed to turn ambition into tangible progress.

Chair: Jess Harrold, legal & professional editor, Estates Gazette Speaker: Richard Watson, director – London and South East, BTG Eddisons Property Auctions   Recorded at the London Real Estate Forum in partnership with BTG Eddisons Property Auctions, this episode examines the market conditions increasingly driving both professional and non-professional sellers towards auction sales.

Chair: Tim Burke, editor, Estates Gazette Speaker: John Woodger, head of central London capital markets, JLL and Alistair Meadows, head of international capital for UK capital markets, JLL Recorded at the London Real Estate Forum in partnership with JLL, this episode examines the renewed investment in London’s office market, from the factors driving capital back into the sector and its resilience following several years of limited dealmaking, to the outlook for transactions heading into 2027.