Brexit
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Delivery is only possible with a ‘can-do’ attitude
Councils, narrow agendas and corrosive public cynicism are preventing private sector partnerships
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Political risk trumps all
A messy Brexit will be better than a Labour government, says Cain International’s Jonathan Goldstein
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Brexit lease battle to involve expert evidence from historians
A judge has ruled that evidence from historians on the “foreseeability” of Brexit should be heard
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Preliminary skirmish in landmark Brexit lease battle
Decision in favour of tenant could allow leases and other contracts to be broken by Brexit
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What are the opportunities post-Brexit?
While we still have little idea of what the future UK-EU relationship will look like, we must be confident in the fundamental attributes of our cities – they will continue…
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EMA’s Brexit lease court battle ‘could trigger deluge’
A pending court battle between Canary Wharf and the European Medicines Agency could open the way for leases and other contracts to be broken by Brexit, a lawyer has warned.
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What next for Eastdil?
Eastdil Secured has been arguably the biggest disruptor in the UK and European property markets this decade. Now a share of the loud and proud US broker that has stolen…
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What lessons can we learn from China?
The Chinese curse “may you live in interesting times” is well known, and very few people would disagree with the statement that the prime minister, and indeed all of us,…
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Why Brexit could foster a more long-term approach from property investors
COMMENT The UK’s negotiations over its future relationship with the EU will not affect the fundamentals that underpin long-term value and the country remains an attractive investment opportunity
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Darling to discuss Brexit economy on day Article 50 is triggered
Alistair Darling will deliver a lecture to the property industry on how to navigate the Brexit economy, on the day that Article 50 is triggered
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What impact will Article 50 have on the property industry?
As Downing Street confirms that Article 50 will be triggered next Wednesday, what impact will the start of formal proceedings have on the UK property market?
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Construction industry could lose 8% of workforce
The UK construction industry could lose almost 200,000 EU workers post-Brexit, the RICS has warned