Damian Wild
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Streets key to West Midlands says Brum mayoral candidate
Housing and infrastructure will be at the heart of Andy Street’s manifesto, as the former head of John Lewis looks to become the first elected mayor of the West Midlands.
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Editor’s comment: hyberbole and hype
For the least hyperbolic coverage of 2016’s latest political shock look to the Buchan Observer, which led with: “Aberdeenshire business owner wins presidential election.”
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Editor’s comment: look to the long term
UK property needs to adjust quickly to a climate of lower returns and worry about what really matters: preparing for a future which will be heavily influenced by decisions taken…
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Editor’s comment: tackling tech is a necessity in property
Finding new ways to leverage technology and data is a necessity. For those who have the skills and disposition, it is a career opportunity
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Government backs £3bn of regeneration in Sheffield, Glasgow and Newcastle
The government threw its weight behind £3bn of regeneration projects in Sheffield, Glasgow and Newcastle at an investor event at Downing Street.
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Editor’s comment: Brexit could hit EU too
The EU would not necessarily benefit if London were to lose its place as a financial centre
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Visionary designs win MIPIM UK Awards
MIPIM UK 2016: Derwent London’s White Collar Factory and Birmingham’s Grand Central were both headline winners at last night’s MIPIM UK Awards.
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Footballer’s hives
MIPIM UK 2016: West Ham’s Mark Noble is a member of a top team looking to beat the housing affordability crisis through sport-led estate regeneration. It all kicks off in…
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Editor’s comment: pick your property priority
Pick your priority: HS2 or HS3? Gatwick or Heathrow? Affordable or intermediate housing? The right answer is all of the above.
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Gabby Logan: a family business
All About Property presenter Gabby Logan explains her passion for property investment
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Editor’s comment: Tories finally focus on root cause of the housing crisis
From a housing perspective at least, this week’s Tory conference was as encouraging as any I can remember
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Tories change their tune on housebuilding
CONSERVATIVE PARTY CONFERENCE 2016: Conservative tone has shifted from home ownership to supply, but it is time to deliver