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On this week's Tech Talk Radio, co-hosts Emily Wright and Samantha McClary speak to Tripty Arya about her property and project management start up Travtus. Arya delves into how data eliminates the alpha, a trait often associated with the real estate sector and opens up about why she chose to name the AI bot at the heart of her product Adam despite being a female entrepreneur.

To listen to the full episode search for "EG Property Podcasts" on iTunes, Spotify or Podbean. https://estatesgazette.podbean.com/

Alfie Best was born in a caravan in Leicester and has since made a fortune selling mobile homes. He joins EG to reflect on overcoming poverty and entering the property industry while grappling with his identity as a Romany gypsy.

To listen to the full episode search for "EG Property Podcasts" on iTunes, Spotify or Podbean.

Alfie Best was born in a caravan in Leicester and has since made a fortune selling mobile homes. He joins EG to reflect on overcoming poverty and entering the property industry while grappling with his identity as a Romany gypsy.

JAHAMA is the new property arm of GFG Alliance, a family-owned steel empire that possesses the UK's fifth largest land portfolio, and gets described as a "sleeping giant" by its chief investment officer.

Estates Gazette spoke to the great and the good of the industry to get their reaction to the Autumn Statement.

EG deputy editor Samantha McClary and features and global editor Emily Wright reflect on a day of surprise as property mogul and reality TV star Donald Trump is elected as President of the United States. With input from experts from across the globe, the pair discuss the impact on the real estate industry, sentiment and diversity. Tune in, sit back and listen to this presidential edition of the EG Podcast.

Bristol needs to consider developing tall buildings to maximise the constrained city's potential in offering significant new, grade A office space.

Speaking just after the Estates Gazette's first ever City Talks event in Bristol, where the panel debated having a more flexible approach to building tall – guests Phil Morton of CBRE and James Prowse from Hyperoptic shared their  views.

Why are Northern Powerhouse local authorities leaving London boroughs behind on speed of processing planning applications?

EG spoke to GL Hearn planning director Ben Wrighton about the results of the 2016 survey, produced in collaboration with the British Property Federation.