London is the lodestar of the UK economy – but it has an image problem According to a newly released report, it’s time for London to shed its uncaring image and show the rest of the UK a little love. The Centre for London’s London, UK: Strengthening ties between capital and country, is a timely reminder […]
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The government is ignoring popular, easy fixes to the housing crisis The only way to fix the housing crisis is to make house building popular with local people
Horrified passengers suddenly realize their boat has a leak. They frantically start to paddle it with their hands towards a distant shore. The engine and sail sit ignored and unused. Meanwhile, someone at the stern refuses to raise the anchor. Theresa May’s announcement of new housing policies today has something of that feel. No-one can […]
City thoughts: part three A great tradition of ideas
A great tradition of ideas. […]
City thoughts: part two On architectural details and the role of history
On architectural details and the role of history. […]
Should investors be cautious about prime central London property? The present state of the prime London property market - and what challenges it may face
The present state of the prime London property market – and what challenges it may face. […]
On forecasting and market insight Savills' Director of Residential Research explains what the team are considering currently
Savills’ Director of Residential Research explains what the team are considering currently. […]
The cycle’s not over yet Jonathan Davis interviews the CEO of Helical plc
Jonathan Davis interviews the CEO of Helical plc. […]
The investor’s dilemma Inspired by a meeting with a property developer, Andrew Monteath considers the age-old question of what to sell and what to buy
Inspired by a meeting with a property developer, Andrew Monteath considers the age-old question of what to sell and what to buy. […]
The View from Berkeley Square Robert Fowlds, one of the City's biggest real estate rainmakers, looks at Brexit and the global real estate listed markets from his perch high above Berkeley Square
The West End has been a joy to drive around this Easter as half of London (and most of the property industry) has been away! As well as being able to secure reservations in some fine restaurants, it has also provided some time to reflect… On Brexit I get asked every day what the major […]