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News and views from Property’s number one website presented by TV and Radio broadcaster James Max and including news, features and comment from special guests

  1. 01/08/2014

    Mark Glatman’s secrets of success and London guru Steve Norris

    Property Week Podcast presenter James Max was this month joined by Abstract Securities founder Mark Glatman and Steve Norris, former transport minister and Soho Estates chairman. Glatman gave away some of the secrets of his success at office development and investment, as well as revealing the science behind collecting abstract art for his art dealing business. The Akeler Group founder also revealed his views on Scottish independence as well as giving insight into current sentiment among banks. Norris, who is non-executive chairman at BNP Paribas Real Estate (where James Max has a role as senior adviser) explained his views on the challenges to London future as a city, as well as discussing his role as the chair of Soho Estates. Listen to the podcast here or subscribe via iTunes

    30 min

  2. 25/07/2014

    The “Open Plan” Diversity Podcast with Geeta Nanda OBE and Dalian Wanda

    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 housing association world is made up of around 60% women, yet very few make it to the top of the organisations themselves. Nanda suggests that the people industry must show a more long-termist approach to investing in people, so that a broad range of individuals make it through the ranks, and not just university graduates. Van Vuuren, who has had stints at Land Securities and Sellar Property Group, puts a more positive angle on the diversity issue, saying that there is much more tolerance of women and minorities than in the past. The marketing expert, who started her career in technology, explains what it's like being of South African origin, working in the UK for a Chinese conglomerate. Listen to the podcast here or subscribe via iTunes:

    29 min

  3. 04/07/2014

    Property Week Podcast: Mount Anvil chief Killian Hurley and Henry Pryor

    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 interview, Hurley discussed his recent joint venture agreement with Ares, as well as covering stamp duty, housing supply, and pubs. James Max was also joined in the studio by residential market commentatorHenry Pryor, for a chat about the current state of UK housing. Listen to the podcast below, or subscribe for free via iTunes. The Property Week podcast is available on the first Friday of each month.

    31 min

  4. 06/06/2014

    Listen to Quintain investment guru Nigel Kempner on what makes a good deal

    "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 current form. Kempner described how the company was "creating something special" at Wembley Central, as well as giving away some secrets about how to create a stellar London investment portfolio. James Max was also joined in the studio by Mike Ingram, markets analyst at BGC Partners, for an in-depth chat about interest rates, national debt, exports and house prices.

    31 min

  5. 15/05/2014

    Property Week Podcast: Sir Stuart Lipton introduces Lipton Rogers

    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 earlier this month. Lipton spoke in detail about his vision for the future of mixed-use schemes, as well as reminiscing about his involvement with some of the UK's best known schemes. He said the era of "let and forget" was over, and explained his favourite and least favourite buildings and places in London.

    27 min

  6. 03/04/2014

    Property Week Podcast: Travelex founder Lloyd Dorfman talks shop

    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 his role as a director of the National Theatre.   Development Securities chief executive Michael Marx and executive director Matthew Weiner spoke about the ins and outs of being a listed developer, and the company’s renewed focus on regeneration in suburban London.   Listen to the podcast here or download via iTunes

    32 min

  7. 07/03/2014

    Nick Candy: how we will franchise our brand globally

    Residential developer to the world's rich and famous Nick Candy has declared London the greatest city on the planet in a wide-ranging conversation for the Property Week International podcast, covering everything from his favourite global hotels to his relationship with Holly Valance. BBC broadcaster and BNP Paribas Real Estate consultant James Max went to Candy & Candy's Knightsbridge headquarters, Rutland House, for this special edition of the monthly audio show, which brings you regular in-depth discussions with some of the industry's biggest players. Candy talked in detail about his work, his lifestyle, his travelling habits, and his desire to franchise out the Candy & Candy brand for residential developments around the world. You can listen here or subcribe via iTunes.

    27 min

  8. 10/01/2014

    Boris deputy: the London Plan will double housing starts in London

    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 mayor for planning and policy said he welcomed  inward investment from Asian companies such as Greenland, the huge Chinese investor that this week bought the Ram Brewery site in Wandsworth from Minerva. He added that a huge number of new homes will be built in London as a result of forthcoming changes to the London Plan, which is due to be published next week and promises to double the number of house built across London. To hear Lister speak about everything from stamp duty to the Shard, subscribe via iTunes or listen below.

    23 min
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News and views from Property’s number one website presented by TV and Radio broadcaster James Max and including news, features and comment from special guests

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    Property Week
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    2008 - 2014
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