Damian Wild
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Bill Hughes: a quiet revolutionary
Cast your preconceptions aside: bigger is not always better, institutions are not monoliths, and their investors are definitely not dull. Bill Hughes, head…
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Editor’s comment – 25 May 2013
You can’t move for swivel-eyed loons these days. They’re there throughout the Conservative party’s grassroots…
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Judicial review and swivel-eyed loons
Editor’s comment: This week the industry gathered to debate reform to the JR system. And the phrase “swivel-eyed loon” got an airing.
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Real momentum for recovery
Editor’s comment: the faltering economy has real momentum but don’t expect too much too soon
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Myners: Target Far East, not TMT
BCO 2013: Developers should look to the Far East, not to the TMT sector, for growth, the former chairman of LandSec said at the BCO Conference today
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London risks losing global city status
BCO 2013: Crown Estate chairman Sir Stuart Hampson warns government’s failure to move quickly on infrastructure decisions was putting London’s status as a leading global city at risk.
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Cyclists arrive at BCO 2013 in Madrid
BCO 2013: More than 50 delegates cycled 290 miles to this year’s BCO conference in Madrid and are closing in on their target to raise £30,000 for charity.
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Modest growth for UK, says Lamont
BCO 2013: The UK economy will post modest growth this year, former chancellor Lord Lamont told the BCO conference
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Editor’s comment – 11 May 2013
When squatting was outlawed in residential property last year, commercial landlords asked, justifiably, why they weren’t being protected. Ministers, unsympathetic…
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A level playing field in property
Editor’s comment: The government needs to lead the charge in tackling the housing shortage
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Editor’s comment: recovery evidence too upbeat?
DTZ struck a decidedly upbeat tone this week in its 39th Money into Property report, the risk is it’s too upbeat too soon, and too London
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Editor’s comment – 27 April 2013
If ministers had hoped that their overhaul of the judicial review system would strike the right balance between facilitating legitimate objection and preventing…