Damian Wild
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Editor’s comment: avoid conflicts of interest
Avoid conflicts of interest. It’s good advice whether you are an investment agent or the soon-to-be-leader of the free world
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Editor’s comment – 7 January 2017
We may only be a week in, but already many of those end-of-2016 predictions for 2017 are coming to pass
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Editor’s comment – Looking and planning ahead
How many firms will go and how much UK space will be put at risk? As ever, the occupier question will be 2017’s determining factor
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Logistical reasoning
The logistics sector has become the darling of real estate, agreed delegates at the EG Industrial and Logistics Summit. But now the government needs to get on board
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Editor’s comment: can rent-free periods hold?
Rents will have to start coming down as occupier demand eases
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Portfolios and private investors boost Tyler’s Allsop debut
Damian Wild talks to Scott Tyler, who took over as senior partner at Allsop during a tumultuous year
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Editor’s comment: the business of M&A
2016 is going out with a bang on the M&A front. And for once, when it comes to headline deals, the agents aren’t even in the game
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Editor’s comment: Hammond’s welcome focus
An Autumn Statement for property? With its emphasis on infrastructure and housing investment, at times it certainly felt like that
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Labour ‘to rebuild Britain’
Jeremy Corbyn has used his first speech to a CBI conference to commit a Labour government to infrastructure investment funded by increases in corporation tax.
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Google’s Euro chief explains the company’s move to new London HQ
Google’s European chief has explained more about why the company is expanding into a new London headquarters in King’s Cross.
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Logistics first casualty of Brexit
The logistics sector could be affected first in the immediate aftermath of Brexit, the president of the CBI warned this morning
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Editor’s comment: Statement of intent
This week Theresa May said she wanted to get Britain firing on all cylinders again. Next week’s Autumn Statement is an opportunity to back fine words with firm action.