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Spare a thought for poor Mr Pennycook, Labour’s new housing minister. Before we do that, however, we should congratulate him on being the longest serving housing minister in the last 14 years. Well, if you count his period in opposition, that is. Let us all hope that this continuity will enable...
Recent European valuations data from MSCI for Q2 confirmed that capital values are still falling, but at a slower pace than they were last winter. This raises the question as to...
I enjoy reading good journalism, whether it chimes with my political view or not. Sometimes, however, I wonder whether I am reading something which is deliberately misleading –...
A lousy summer, an unsatisfactory conclusion to The Ashes, for us, wrapped up warm for the first day of the football season, and a job following the quoted real estate sector....
Summary of Yolande Barnes’s contribution to “Where Next for House Prices” (with some additions) at FT Weekend Festival, 2 September 2023. Where will house prices be this time...
The Housing Act of ‘80 isn’t something many are likely to be overly familiar with. Yet, throughout the ‘80s, it "acted" to polarise public opinion like few other policies; of...
A recent article by Knight Frank titled "The Secret to a Happy Workforce: Unveiling the Most Valued Office Perks" delves into the enticing world of workplace benefits. From...
One good reason to travel around America is to meet American people, all the more so if you’re one of them yourself. I went out West for ten days and rediscovered what I always...
In the ever-evolving landscape of modern corporate culture, there's a new demographic speaking out: young professionals. In the race to attract the best and brightest, companies...
There are many reasons why one could try to argue that a decent recession is on the way in the US; the economic engine room of the world. I, though, like many others, have been...