All Brexit analysis articles – Page 8
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Why Brexit is killing the London housing market
The growing uncertainty around the outcome of the long-drawn-out Brexit talks has made buyers wary of the housing market’s future in the capital. With stamp duty rises and the removal of tax breaks for buy-to-let investors, the climate is firmly on the sell, and high prices have deterred buyers.
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Channel Islands residents keep a keen eye on Brexit negotiations
Ben Cooper asks what makes the islands the place to be and whether Brexit poses any risk
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Global investor appetite for UK real estate wanes
The UK’s impending exit from the EU has dented investor appetite for UK real estate, suggests a just-released survey by KPMG at RE-Invest Summit at Mipim.
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May clings on despite a battering from Trump and the Brexiteers
What with Trump’s visit and Theresa’s travails – not to mention ’ It’s not Coming Home’ in precisely the way we all allowed ourselves to dream – it’s been a rare week or so to be alive in our United Kingdom.
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Let’s hope Malthouse isn’t yet another housing mayfly
Amid the football fever, Brexit brouhaha and Trump trashing, most Brits will have barely registered that the knock-on effect of David Davis’s resignation as Brexit secretary was the appointment of Kit Malthouse, the fourth – yes, fourth – new housing minister in 12 months.
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Can Malthouse make his mark on housing?
Industry frustrated to see another change in minister as Malthouse replaces Raab
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It is essential we continue to help industry grow and thrive in these uncertain times
After three years and a dozen articles, I have decided it is time to take a break from my regular column in Property Week .
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Rounding on the landlords: Tim Martin interview
Outspoken JD Wetherspoon boss Tim Martin talks to Property Week about brands, Brexit and why he blames ‘unsustainable’ rent rises for retail’s woes.
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Councils fear Brexit will trigger loss of billions in EIB infrastructure funding
Local Government Association seeks government assurances that it will fill funding gap if EIB stops backing UK projects.
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An anniversary no one is celebrating
Who would have thought that the two years since the EU referendum would be so painful and politically humiliating?
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Forget Brexit and party scandals – business is booming
Three months ago, I wrote about the need to prepare for a very socialist Labour government. Since then, both the Labour party and the Tories have inflicted all sorts of harm on themselves thanks to their respective associations with antisemitism and Windrush. All this without even considering Brexit.
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Office talk: Property needs to get on board with yield management
With the sunny beaches of Cannes and Mipim 2018 still fresh in my mind, I was reminded of an earlier memory of another beautiful Mediterranean resort.
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Improvement in UK procurement could be one of Brexit’s biggest upsides
You don’t need reminding that we’re less than a year from exiting the EU.
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At halfway point is Brexit glass half empty or half full?
What’s going on people? You’re usually such a relentlessly optimistic bunch!
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The ideal Brexit outcome has to work for both sides
Brexit has dominated our politics and media like nothing any of us can remember. It has distracted the government, condemned a thousand trees to news pulp and caused rifts between friends and families that show no signs of healing.
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Article 50: experts' views a year on
It is a year to the day since Article 50 was triggered and a year to the day before the transition period marking the UK’s exit from the EU formally begins. We ask senior industry figures what impact Brexit has had on the market so far, how they feel now ...
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Brexit is having a 'reverse ripple effect' on the capital
Brexit was heralded as a potential disaster by many in property when the EU referendum vote first became clear.
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Can Europe stay competitive in face of Trump’s taxes?
Investing across western Europe has never been easy. With a broad range of individual yet interlinked countries, all with their own market dynamics and political situations, getting a firm understanding of investment prospects can be hard work.
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Countdown to Brexit survey
The clock is ticking. It’s one year until the UK officially leaves the EU and Property Week is asking for your thoughts on the Brexit process and its impact on the property industry. Please take a couple of minutes to answer our short survey…
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May fiddles with Brexit while the housing market burns
However you voted, you must be sick of Brexit by now.