Serious investment thinking that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

HOME

ABOUT THE CURIOUS INVESTOR GROUP

PARTNERS

TESTIMONIALS

CONTRIBUTORS

MAGAZINE ARCHIVE

-- CATEGORIES --

GREEN CHRONICLE

PODCASTS

THE AGENT

ALTERNATIVE ASSETS

THE ANALYST

THE ARCHITECT

ASTROPHYSIST

THE AUCTIONEER

THE ECONOMIST

EDITORIAL NOTES

FACE TO FACE

THE FARMER

THE FUND MANAGER

THE GUEST ESSAY

THE HEAD HUNTER

HEAD OF RESEARCH

THE HISTORIAN

INVESTORS NOTEBOOK

THE MACRO VIEW

POLITICAL INSIDER

THE PROFESSOR

PROP NOTES

RESIDENTIAL INVESTOR

TECHNOLOGY

UNCORKED

zOurWriters2

The Economist

Inflation: I’m wishing on a stat, to follow where you are…

by Savvas Savouri | Aug 7, 2023

If being entirely honest, we’d accept our wish-lists invariably include items that, without some huge leap of wealth, opportunity, or technology, will always remain beyond us. Well, whilst most elements on my wish-list are unicorn-like, there is one wishful thought that could easily be fulfilled....

The Analyst

Global inflation

by Alfred Sadek | Apr 19, 2022

Interest hikes are not always a smooth answer. The inflation rate has been a recent ongoing hot topic of debate as more and more countries are experiencing a surge in consumer...

Investor's Notebook

Confessions of a valuer, chapter 23: dying can be fun

by Norman Harker | Apr 14, 2022

In this very special series of exclusive articles for the Property Chronicle, Australian property legend Norman Harker reflects on his extraordinary 50-year life in real estate....

The Historian

Gladstone, Disraeli and the reinvention of the Victorian monarchy

by David L. Smith | Apr 4, 2022

The roots of the Royal Family’s public persona. During the later decades of the 19th century, the British monarchy was fundamentally transformed into the one we know today:...

Head Of Research

The new higher purpose of Value Add funds

by Vanessa Muscarà | Mar 9, 2022

Following an unprecedented crisis due to Covid, Italy became Europe’s largest beneficiary of the EU’s €750bn recovery plan designed to “emerge stronger from the pandemic,...

Investor's Notebook

Confessions of a valuer, chapter 22: aide memoire – country and western singer less one t

by Norman Harker | Mar 3, 2022

In this very special series of exclusive articles for The Property Chronicle, Australian property legend Norman Harker reflects on his extraordinary 50-year life in real estate....

The Analyst

Evergrande is dead, long live common prosperity

by Alan Dalgleish | Feb 24, 2022

The fuss around Evergrande seems to be dying down, so now seems as good a time as any to reflect on what happened and try to put it all in perspective. The catalyst for...

The Professor

Finding value in co-living space

by David Higgins and Peter Wood | Feb 14, 2022

There is more than one way to inhabit a city,say these authors. As the future of work is changing, we now find ourselves at a stage where demand for quality, convenience and...

The Professor

Offices 3.0

by Tom Duncan | Feb 3, 2022

We are in the midst of the next evolutionary cycle. Enforced mass home-working caused by the pandemic has viscerally demonstrated that in today’s tech-infused world,...

Investor's Notebook

Confessions of a valuer, chapter 21: my bane worse than Durin’s Balrog

by Norman Harker | Jan 27, 2022

In this very special series of exclusive articles for The Property Chronicle, Australian property legend Norman Harker reflects on his extraordinary 50-year life in real estate....