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Our Heads of Research look up from their data and shed light on the direct property investment universe

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Succession planning within family businesses

by Mark Witkin | Sep 5, 2018

The matter of succession planning is something that gets a lot of focus from family businesses, and for good reason – it is one of the hardest things for both the business and...

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The Wall of Equity ‘WACCs’ Cap Rates

by Spencer Levy | Aug 16, 2018

Higher Interest Rates + Late Cycle = Lower Cap Rates. Huh? For the 22+ years I’ve been in this business, investors have relied on the relationship between cap rates and interest...

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What are volumes in Prime Central London residential property telling us?

by Andrew Monteath | May 15, 2018

Those of you that have invested in the equity markets might remember the late Richard Crossley. Prior to his untimely death almost seven years ago, Richard was an “old school”...

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The Race for the Next Seattle

by Spencer Levy | Feb 26, 2018

Seattle is the only market I’ve ever seen advance from secondary to primary market status. There are a few other secondary cities that are nipping at its heels, led by Austin,...

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Keep running, Logan

by Spencer Levy | Jan 18, 2018

Are new forms of technology as disruptive as we think they are?

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Pass the SALT?

by Spencer Levy | Dec 11, 2017

Why the Republican tax plan won’t be a problem for cities looking to attract top talent.

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How do different governments affect house prices?

by Andrew Monteath | Jun 8, 2017

On the day of the UK general election, Andrew Monteath investigates trends in house prices under successive governments. Will tomorrow’s results will have an impact on the property market?