What I've been drinking this month...
17th October 2019
So, I have recently indulged in a return to the vodka bottle. Now there's a line I never thought I'd write in my advancing middle-age.Now, whenever it... Read More >
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Prop. Notes: Our Proprietor ruminates on Enoch Powell vs Roy Jenkins vs Tony Benn, negative interest rates and the crassness of BA
24th September 2019
Back in sticky, sweaty July, discussion over lunch turned to techniques for getting back to sleep at 4am. I confessed that my trick is to watch old... Read More >
How European property found a home
11th October 2019
It is exactly 20 years ago that Prologis stormed into Europe and transformed the landscape of property funds, announcing it had raised $1.07bn of equity... Read More >
The world is changing fast – and Brexit Britain must adapt quickly
17th October 2019
Do you know much about Dar es Salaam? Perhaps you might only be vaguely aware of this remote coastal city in Tanzania. But by the time your... Read More >
Junk Bonds are Going to Kill Us All
5th October 2019
A few years ago I was on Bloomberg one morning and said something like, stocks looked overly expensive and should be due a correction if it wasn’t for... Read More >
Big data and the future of property
17th October 2019
How technological advances will reshape the real estate sector
Without new data systems to monitor and respond to market forces, property companies... Read More >
Access-ibility
11th September 2019
Since the 1950s, accessibility using some form of time/distance measure has been considered a determinant of land use in American city and transportation... Read More >
Latest Articles
Media and the British Railway Mania of the 1840s
19th September 2019
A Prediction
Not yet the railway mania flags, All are agog for speculation;But such a multitude of stagsMay terminate in a... Read More >
Trains and Gains: The Impact of Public Transport on Property Rents – September 2019
8th October 2019
Today is my little boy’s sixth birthday. And as I sit here waiting for him to get home from school, ready for the joy and the chaos of his party, I... Read More >
The CAP doesn’t fit – why the EU’s farm subsidies are ripe for reform
23rd August 2019
With the support of the Atlas Network, CapX is publishing a new series of essays on the theme of Illiberalism in Europe, looking at the different threats... Read More >
September wine market comment - is it time to hit the bottle?
11th October 2019
At the risk of sounding like a stuck record, the market mood is sombre. It does, however, remain reasonably steady amidst a turbulent sea of macro... Read More >
Brunel Building Launch - Wednesday 18th September 2019
19th September 2019
On Wednesday 19th September, The Property Chronicle attended the launch of the much anticipated Brunel Building, the latest building designed by Derwent... Read More >
An interview with Caroline Rouse
26th September 2019
Tim Green speaks to Caroline Rouse, chief financial officer at Noé Group
Caroline Rouse has more than 25 years experience as a finance director within... Read More >
How Brexit was the making of Amsterdam
14th October 2019
Short on London, long on Europe was the traders’ cry after the referendum – but things didn’t quite work out as expected
Three years on from the... Read More >
What would happen if a large object hit the Earth?
14th June 2019
So that we don’t take Real Estate, economics and investing too seriously and to keep our daily lives in perspective, here is our very own Property... Read More >
A life in real estate, part II: French disconnection
16th October 2019
In the second of 12 episodes, Oliver Ash recalls how Parisian geography got him all hot and bothered on the way to a job interview
Sometime around the... Read More >
