Damian Wild
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Signs of the atypical political times
Tories try on a non-traditional agenda designed to counter rising support for a left-lurching Labour party
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Westminster to double council tax on £10m-plus homes
LISTEN Westminster City Council is looking to raise up to £2.6m a year through a voluntary “community contribution” for owners of properties in the borough valued at more than £10m.
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Labour has moved political consensus to the left
Three sectors, three decisions, three sets of consequences which could alter the direction of large parts of the real estate market
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‘The only thing that is certain is the need for change’
COMMENT: Brexit-wide schisms are emerging in planning and development. And unless developers and local authorities can marshall greater support for change, more schemes will stall
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The future of real estate is going to look very different
EDITOR’S COMMENT: The narrative is changing, and the future is going to look very different to the past.
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Learning from past mistakes is the key to moving forwards
EDITOR’S COMMENT: The anniversary of Northern Rock’s demise is a timely reminder that the industry needs to always be alert to risk
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Editor’s comment: “Reputation is everything”
Bell Pottinger. Two words that will feature heavily in business school case studies in the years to come.
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Meet the men in charge of delivering devolution
Real power has been transferred from Whitehall to the regions through the creation of metro mayors, but can the process deliver real change?
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Editor’s comment: Events that are still shaping the economy
It has been a summer bookended by notable anniversaries, ones whose consequences continue to shape today’s market. Expect plenty of coverage in the coming weeks of the collapse of Northern…
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Interconnectivity and sustainability: creating a liveable city
EDITOR’S COMMENT: What makes a liveable city? Sustainability and buzz are as important as wealth and infrastructure
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Editor’s comment: Advice for uncertain times
What was the best advice to come out of this week’s announcements?
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The robots are coming
COMMENT In truth, 90% of most workplace tasks could be automated in whole or in part, but whichever end of the disruption league table you find yourself, the worst thing…