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Better the devil you know… let’s hope he delivers
Consumer confidence is everything in the world of shopping centres – and retailers, landlords and developers were quietly celebrating as the election results streamed in last week.
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Housing needs cabinet post and continuity
Only a few weeks ago we hosted our two pre-election debates at Mishcon de Reya with Capital & Regional on the future of our town centres and high streets.
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We must find – and keep – our rising stars
With the spotlight shining on Estates Gazette’s 15 rising stars, the property industry is in a position to celebrate the talent we have.
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Upsides and risks in Tory victory
ELECTION 2015: A Tory victory means that the economy will have to endure a fairly aggressive renewal of the fiscal squeeze
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Pitfalls as investors question their business models
Since joining CBRE, many of my conversations with property chief executives have been revolving around a concern that long-standing business models may not be appropriate in this competitive Euro property…
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Dakin: Competition could lead to investment mistakes
In his debut finance column in Estates Gazette this week, Richard Dakin, managing director of CBRE Capital Advisors, warns that fierce competition for European real estate could lead to investment…
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Comments: London begins a new golden age
The regeneration of the East End following the Olympics shows London can overcome the challenges it faces
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Economics, not politics, is what makes a difference
Global economic shifts hit property harder than the decisions of politicians
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Nicholas Redman: If you cannot bear being outbid, then auctions are not for you
If you cannot bear being outbid, then auctions are not for you. But I have to say that I did feel a little let down…
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Peter Bill: scammers beware
The Land Registry has systems in place to share data if it suspects a collective investment scheme is ongoing
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EG Life: Imagine the Imaginarium
Real estate must enter a world of imagination to allow humans to be human
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EG London: Last word – lip service
What is happening when one of the biggest, and arguably most significant, deals of Q1 is for an occupier who will never occupy the space themselves?