Comment
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Europe’s economy is looking attractive
Overseas investors are looking to economies that were regarded as failing
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Editor’s comment: 6 June 2015
London retained its title as tourist capital of the world this week.
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REview: Will the Tories deliver?
Take EG’s and Trowers & Hamlins’ poll and have your say on how the government should solve the UK’s housing shortage
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Developers will make up the deficit
The Tories’ manifesto includes reducing the public deficit to zero by 2019, a “right to buy” policy for housing associations, 200,000 starter homes, development of the northern powerhouse and superfast…
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John Barnett: Auction date was no mistake
When we published our auction date of 12 May many queried whether we, like most other major auction houses, had made a mistake.
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Our cities are engines of growth
Developing successful integrated policies tailored to the needs and priorities of places such as Greater Manchester ultimately requires place-based budgets similar to the health and social care model
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Industrial: Standing up for sheds
Following its inception in July 2014, the British Property Federation industrial committee was formally launched with a parliamentary reception on 16 March 2015.
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Medicinal mergers can be a bitter pill
Think property is an M&A hotbed? US drug companies have done $600bn of deals in a decade
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Richard Croft: Timing an investment is critical
As a tsunami of capital inundates Europe’s real estate markets, there is a danger of being swept up by talk that “now is a great time to be buying real…
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Propertypets: Every dog has its day
The property sector does love to bang on about diversity, so why not extend that to a cockapoo on the Croisette.
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Editor’s comment – 30 May
You wouldn’t ordinarily think that too much money is a bad thing but, let’s face it, we don’t always make the best decisions when our purses spilleth over
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Peter Bill: The optimism stakes
Land Securities and British Land have both reported stonking results for the year to March. No surprise. But what of this year, next year and the year after?