Damian Wild
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Newsmaker: Gods smile again on billionaire Kirsh
Property is now South African billionaire Natie Kirsh’s primary focus. His battle with Minerva may have propelled him into the headlines, but his interests range far wider, writes Damian Wild
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Govt’s property chief McCready urges industry to come forward to help efficiency drive
John McCready, the head of the government’s new property unit, said “every option is on the table” as he called on the private sector to come forward to help his…
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Editor’s View: Market takes long view on uncertain political times
At 8am this morning the market delivered its verdict on the political decision made by the electorate last night. And today, for the first time in 30 years, it had…
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Bad result would leave things hanging
Does a hung parliament matter? It certainly does to the politicians seeking a clear mandate from the electorate. Shadow business secretary Ken Clarke voiced the views of many of his…
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An election where property matters
What a difference 24 hours makes. On Monday, Gerald Ronson stood on the 46th floor of the Heron Tower, topping out a building of which he says: “If it does…
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Are we easing our way back?
With the global economic outlook uncertain, an election looming, and toxic debts rife, EG editor Damian Wild asked key industry figures for their views on when lasting recovery will come
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Editor’s view: Deloitte, DJ and a point of departure
Deal of the decade? It’s a little early to call it that. But it’s not hard to imagine that in a few years’ time this week’s merger will be seen…
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Market comment: Deloitte always ready for action
Deloitte is a force to be reckoned with in professional services, writes Estates Gazette editor Damian Wild.
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This is no time for complacency
Dr Doom and the man who broke the Bank of England were in bearish mood this week. Professor Nouriel Roubini, the economist who more than most predicted the financial crisis,…
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Don’t forget this unforgettable crisis
Patrick Vaughan, the serial entrepreneur whose London & Stamford vehicle snapped up £42m-worth of flats at Arsenal’s old stomping ground of Highbury this week isn’t one to talk up the…