Pui-Guan Man is a News Editor at Estates Gazette, a leading publication in the real estate industry. With a focus on reporting on the latest developments and trends in the property market, Pui-Guan covers topics such as commercial property transactions, investment deals, and industry appointments.
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Pui-Guan Man's coverage heavily focuses on press releases and private sector announcements in the real estate industry, with a significant portion also touching on transportation & logistics. To effectively engage Pui-Guan, consider providing newsworthy updates related to property investment, hotel industry, retail, or logistics. Press releases and data-backed insights are likely to resonate well with her.
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The City of London's tallest skyscraper has been granted planning permission, despite fears it will result in an influx of CCTV cameras that will put privacy at risk.
By: Pui-Guan Man
Bevis Marks’s rabbi says proposed project has caused ‘significant distress within the Jewish community’
By: Pui-Guan Man
Angela Rayner has been urged to refuse plans for a controversial office tower near Britain's oldest synagogue, with local communities branding the plans anti-Semitic and discriminatory.
By: Luke Barr, Pui-Guan Man
Israeli investor abandons pursuit of £60m property in Soho following survey
Mike Ashley's retail empire won a key victory in a battle to build a massive new headquarters on green belt land in Warwickshire after a council approved the plan.
By: Pui-Guan Man
US tech billionaire Larry Ellison has bought an office building in London's West End from a fugitive Hong Kong tycoon for £162m.
A controversial £400m office development nicknamed “the Slab” has been given the green light by the High Court.
High Court gives green light to a 25-storey block beside the Thames despite warnings of ‘irreversible damage’
Honda and Nissan have opened talks to merge as the two Japanese carmakers confront a “crisis” caused by the shift to electric vehicles (EVs).
By: Pui-Guan Man
Japanese carmakers step closer to deal to cope with ‘dramatic changes’ in automotive sector
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