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Time to build an Albertopolis in the east
By creating cycle links and by integrating the park properly with Hackney Wick we can turn the Olympicopolis into an area of scientific, academic, cultural and creative activity
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UK Cities 2015: BPF comment – devolving for growth
The UK’s regional cities are finally dusting themselves off from the world financial crisis and are seen not only as an increasingly attractive alternative to London but as a destination…
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London Investor Guide 2015: Editor’s comment
London has become a veritable theme park for domestic and global investors.
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Manchester around the market – 7 March 2015
Agents pick the most significant deals in Manchester; planning data for the region; what’s going up, what’s going down
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EG London Forum: looking forward to MIPIM
Our panel members on the key messages they think London should be broadcasting at this year’s MIPIM.
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Melanie Leech: A healthy property sector will keep a party in power
The general election is now exactly two months away. With opinion polls pointing at a slender Labour lead, but the bookmakers suggesting that the Conservatives could boast the most MPs…
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Comment: Industrial talks
Following record take-up in 2014, Savills’ Richard Merryweather predicts sustained rental growth for key markets in the supply-constrained industrial sector
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Funding fuels the devolution express
It is natural to question the respective roles of central and local government
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UK Cities 2015: Editor’s comment
Last year can be defined as the year that UK cities firmly stepped out of the shadows. There are three reasons for saying this.
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Editor’s comment: Time to reflect on politics and property
As politics descends ever further into playground farce, plumbing new depths with the row over televised debates, there is a need for some calm thinking all round. Not least in…
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Global Investor Guide 2015: The differences between buying property New York and London
London and New York are alike in many ways, but how does the process of buying property differ between the two cities?
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Peter Bill: Berlin is booming and half the price of London; awards season has arrived – are you a winner?
“While sad old London ossifies into a Qatari building park, young optimistic creative types are heading north for affordable housing… to swinging Tamworth.”