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Letters 9 May 2015
One can’t help but feel a little sceptical around the various housing pledges made ahead of the election
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Editor’s comment – 9 May 2015
Employment in financial services may be falling, but confidence is up. And with business volumes rising and costs under control, profitability is recovering too. No wonder the sector is taking…
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Could the UK really quit the EU?
ELECTION 2015: Once the champagne bottles are emptied, fears will creep back. Could the UK really quit the EU and what would that mean for inward investment?
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Saved from the mansion tax
ELECTION 2015: With the mansion tax threat now off the agenda government should now focus on creating a more equitable council tax
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What the election result means for property returns
ELECTION 2015: Phil Tily explains why there is very little, if any, correlation between the stance of a government and the returns achieved on real estate
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One nation, smart politics
ELECTION 2015: As David Cameron touts his vision for the next five years, Martin Curtis explains why it could be good news for property development
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Cameron’s five inevitables
ELECTION 2015: Never mind the result, David Cameron faces five “inevitables” in the property sector, says Jon McLeod
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Sleath: New PM must expand Heathrow
With Sir Howard Davies’s Airports Commission due to report shortly after the general election, SEGRO chief executive David Sleath makes an impassioned call for the next government to tackle the…
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Expand Heathrow to keep Britain in the top flight
Export growth is at the heart of keeping the UK global economy competitive
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Supply lags soaring demand in the auction room
Investor demand in the room continues to hit new highs while supply is not keeping up
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Comment: If voters are heard, property taxes will rise
Some form of coalition looks inevitable. Its make-up is far from certain, but voters want to see a mansion tax
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Diary – 2 May 2015
One Direction stalks EG QT, while the industry wonders… MIPIM on a Brompton?