Urban Living News editor George Sell talks to Jonathon Ivory, chief investment officer at Packaged Living. Their wide ranging conversation touches on Ivory's wish list for a new housing minister, cultural friction between housebuilders and BTR investors, the company's move in to coliving, and much more.

Zoe Ellis-Moore, co-founder and CEO of Spaces to Places, talks to ULN about the rise and fall of WeWork, its potential implications for flex workspace, and what needs to happen for the sector to become an institutional asset class.

Editor - hospitality Eloise Hanson talks to Chip Conley, founder of the Modern Elder Academy, to learn more about the motivating reasons for launching MEA, the blurring of hospitality and living, and the future of regeneration and intergenerational communities.

Sowgol Zarinchang, managing director of Way Of Life, talks to ULN about launching a third-party mangement service, the convergence of asset classes and incorporating social value in to the BTR offer.

Guy Windsor-Lewis, CEO and founder of proptech company Locale, talks to ULN about creating connected communities and the concept of tech equity.

Opago CEO Maxime Leufroy-Murat talks to ULN about investment trends, flexible living, and the challenges and opportunities of developing in prime central London.

Paul Sacco, Mint House's chief growth and development officer talks to ULN editor George Sell about the firm's 'flex multifamily' offer and its plans for growth.

Altido CEO Will Parry talks to ULN editor George Sell about diversifying from the company's core short-term rental property management business and branching out in to other asset classes, including coliving and PBSA.

ULN editor George Sell talks to Gabriela Hersham CEO of workspace provider Huckletree about changing working patterns, landlord attitudes to the new world of flex, and bringing hospitality to the office.

Flying Butler CEO Dominic Sherry talks to ULN about the company's plans for growing its serviced apartment business, entering the BTR space and future moves in to the PBSA and later living markets.