Brexit
-
Liam Fox: Brexit is a once-in-a-generation opportunity
Liam Fox writes for EG: The British electorate’s decision to leave the European Union presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to re-configure the way we do business with the world.
-
Brexit negotiator’s star turn
As the European parliament’s chief negotiator said yesterday that he is receiving “thousands” of requests from Britons asking to remain EU citizens, EG looks back at his star turn at…
-
Property demands a seat at Brexit table
BPF, Property Industry Alliance, and the City and Westminster Property Associations launch Brexit manifestos
-
BPF launches Brexit manifesto
The British Property Federation has launched a five-point manifesto on the sector’s post-Brexit priorities to government
-
What’s next for Brexit?
As the Supreme Court rules against the government in the constitutional case of the century, David Mundy and Oliver Spencer outline the court’s findings and examine what must happen now…
-
Supreme Court rejects government’s Brexit appeal
The government has failed to overturn the High Court ruling that Article 50 cannot be triggered without an act of parliament
-
City and Westminster launch post Brexit manifesto
City and Westminster property associations have launched a manifesto for growth post Brexit.
-
Guy Hands: investing in the shadow of Brexit
Ultimately, anyone considering investing in UK real estate needs to decide what they think will happen with Brexit
-
Logistics first casualty of Brexit
The logistics sector could be affected first in the immediate aftermath of Brexit, the president of the CBI warned this morning
-
Lending volumes reverse Brexit slump
Net lending to UK commercial real estate rose by £474m in September, making up for post-referendum losses, figures from Capital Economics show.
-
Could Edinburgh be the Brexit winner?
What if rather than London seeing its businesses relocate to Paris or Frankfurt, Edinburgh proves to be the most significant winner?
-
Brexit: A tale of two expectations
Two of the UK’s private equity heavyweights, both Remainers, disagreed over London’s financial future at MIPIM UK this week