The party with the best policies for property is the Conservatives, according to 70% of EG readers. Yet the stark fact is that almost any outcome from Thursday’s general election…
Over the decade since the housing supply review, there have been many changes in planning regulations and administration.
By now it is old news that we are heading for another hung parliament. However, even in today’s crowded electoral landscape we have a couple of crumbs of certainty to…
There is no doubt about it. The mood in City banking circles about next week’s election outcome is glum.
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The biggest factor in the growing success of the West Midlands auction market has been the change in mindset of people looking to sell.
New homes cannot be coaxed from the earth like mushrooms by somehow creating the right soil conditions for house builders.
Can Leicester now pull together and maintain the momentum? If so, the results could be truly historic
Loan-to-value ratios dropped to around 40% following Lehman’s collapse; contrast that with last week’s Morgan Stanley refinance of a Green Property loan at an 83% LTV
I fear some readers will have had more than enough of the general election already, so here instead are five things that will happen in and around the politics of…
It is not possible to write this column without reference to the election.
We are awash with high-minded political ambitions at the moment. As with any pre-election build-up, our aspiring leaders lurch from pronouncement to pronouncement, trying to catch our imagination.