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The Historian

Our contributors go back in time to look at how trends in property investment have been affected by economic history – and vice versa

The Historian

1485: Bosworth Field

1485: Bosworth Field

by David L. Smith | Sep 4, 2023

The end of the Middle Ages? The Battle of Bosworth Field, on Saturday, 22 August 1485, has often been taken as marking not only the end of the Wars of the Roses but also the close of the Middle Ages in England. It saw the defeat of the Yorkist King Richard III by Henry Tudor, and the beginning of...

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Geographies of housing development

Geographies of housing development

by Tehreem Husain | Oct 4, 2017

The case of the interwar housing market.

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Building the way out of the Great Depression

Building the way out of the Great Depression

by Tehreem Husain | Aug 8, 2017

The history of a British institution – the building society – and how it helped post-war economic recovery.

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The UK housing market in the interwar years: what can we learn?

The UK housing market in the interwar years: what can we learn?

by Tehreem Husain | Jun 26, 2017

Tehreem Husain takes an historical look at how a housing boom rejuvenated the economy.

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