Nine Elms programme director Helen Fisher and councillor Govindia, leader of Wandsworth council, talk to residential correspondent Annabel Dixon at the Nine Elms Vauxhall open day at Battersea Power Station about the regeneration of the area moving forward and how it will provide a wide variety of housing options.

Revised plans by Almacantar and Frogmore for a £350m transformation of iconic skyscraper Centre Point, WC1, were given the green light. Estates Gazette editor Damian Wild interview's Almacantar's Mike Hussey about the company's plans for the building.

Volume and long term vision are the secret behind the UK’s largest portfolio of lock of garages, said property company owner and classic car enthusiast Rodger Dudding.

Known as the King of Lugs (lock up garages), Dudding owns and manages 12,000 lock ups. He also owns several hundred retail units, about 7,000 flats and a range of commercial mews properties.

Worth £155m, the Estates Gazette Rich List regular took Estates Gazette on a tour of Studio 434, a specially adapted warehouse where he keeps the majority of his 170 classic cars and 160 motorbikes – the UK’s largest privately owned collection.

The Grimsey high street review has called for a realistic look at town centre first planning. In the latest monthly market update report from Estates Gazette, Matthew Hopkinson, director at the Local Data Company, has called for a "realistic look at what is economically possible" for in town retail development. Hopkinson, who last month joined forces with Bill Grimsey to launch an alternative high street review to Mary Portas, said "we need to look at what consumers want.….we need to look at what is possible and if there isn't the money to sustain it then we have got no legacy, no matter what the government."

Estates Gazette exclusive interview with Mark Lee, chief executive, Calthorpe Estates

Estates Gazette's Noella Pio Kivlehan talks to Michael Newey, new president of the RICS on the housing market and what he'll be concentrating on during his presidential year

This week saw the last raft of the 800-strong Savills West End team leave Mayfair, for its new 95,000 sq ft 33 Margaret Street headquarters, W1.

Estates Gazette was given a sneak peek tour of the building by Savills UK chief executive Mark Ridley and Sean Monie, building and project consultancy director. The pair discuss the reasons behind the relocation and the work behind the scenes to make it possible.

Regional office values plunged 10.4% in the 12 months to May, according to the latest figures from IPD.

The commercial property index showed that for capital value growth, offices outside of London and the South East were the worst performing sector, closely followed by in town shopping centres and regional shops. In this podcast, EG finance reporter Sophia Furber interviews IPD's head of research UK, Greg Mansell, about this month's figures.

The mounting sums raised by debt funds will never replace the retrenching clearing banks with a market wide deleveraging likely to result, a panel of alternative investors told the British Property Federation conference this week. BPF President Chris Grigg reviews the conference in this podcast.

David Shaw, head of Regent Street portfolio at the Crown Estate, said he anticipates “significant rental rises” in Regent Street, where his firm is undertaking a number of redevelopments in this interview with Estates Gazette's Jo Bourke