An interview with Richard James
14th June 2019
Tim Green speaks to Richard James, Chief Financial Officer of Savills Investment Management
Richard James is the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of... Read More >
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Is Sainsbury’s worth its heavily discounted share price?
13th June 2019
Poor old Sainsbury’s. Its share price is currently lower than at any time over the last 25 years and appears to be in free-fall.
But how can this be?... Read More >
Quoted German propcos – a brief history
12th June 2019
Back in 2007, left behind by the likes of the US, the UK and (shock horror!) France, the German government moved with its customary celerity to create its... Read More >
Europe is sharply divided on the role of the ECB
13th June 2019
The search for ECB President Mario Draghi’s successor has revealed deep-seated divisions in the Eurozone over the fundamental responsibilities of the... Read More >
What next for the Uber, Beyond Meat and Luckin IPO deals?
12th June 2019
Thanks to the orchestrated bullishness of a dozen Wall Street sell side analysts and the mother of all short covering rallies, Uber has managed to claw... Read More >
How Britain’s housing market has created a mobility crisis
7th June 2019
The dynamics of the UK’s housing crisis are well-documented: millions prevented from getting on the housing ladder, sky-high rents for often woefully... Read More >
A defining moment for infrastructure
12th June 2019
More people. More cities. More buildings. More infrastructure.
Infrastructure is turning out to be an asset class that, while appearing... Read More >
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Did high wages actually kickstart the Industrial Revolution?
20th March 2019
Academics are at war over new evidence suggesting high pay didn’t spark the rush for labour-saving devices
It has been more than 200 years since the... Read More >
Adam Smith and the trouble with peer-to-peer lending
4th June 2019
One cynical – but useful – view of modern technology is that it allows us to play through the scams and mistakes of the last few millennia at warp... Read More >
Are farmers’ glasses half full or half empty?
14th May 2019
As we look forward over the coming year, British agriculture is having to manage uncertainty – much like any other sector. Britain’s departure from the... Read More >
The February 2019 Market Report
16th March 2019
February was a relatively quiet month for the wine market. The month started with the Chinese New Year celebrations which meant Asia was quiet and it also... Read More >
A sense of the sublime
10th June 2019
Unusual, yet awe-inspiring, the Ronchamp chapel has to been seen to be believed
I must confess that I am slightly privileged by the fact that, working... Read More >
An interview with Sandy Gumm
19th March 2019
Tim Green speaks to Sandy Gumm, Chief Operating Officer of Prestbury Investments LLP
Sandy Gumm is an Australian-qualified chartered accountant. She is... Read More >
The Resurgence of Commuter Towns
27th May 2019
The number of people leaving the capital hit a 10-year high in 2017, with 292,000 people deciding that they had enough of the Big Smoke. With much talk of... 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 >
The Property Chronicle Quarterly Lunch
14th June 2019
At The Property Chronicle summer buy-side lunch, our guests - who represent some of the UK’s major REITs, Fund Managers, developers, investor, lenders... Read More >
