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Banks need to be on their best behaviour

Banks need to be on their best behaviour

by | Oct 25, 2017 | Political Insider

It is no great revelation that the Cabinet is split on Brexit but the most fundamental split is not one that the mainstream press spends much time analysing. The big divide is between those Cabinet members who want a Canada-style free trade agreement and those who...
Isn’t it time residential agents fought back?

Isn’t it time residential agents fought back?

by | Oct 11, 2017 | The Professor

According to Savills, 2016 and the World Bank, the global real estate market is worth $217tr, 75% of which is residential property. Annual real estate trading has averaged $683bn annually since 2007 and reached $900bn in 2015. This represents turnover of around 0.3-4%...