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Insight2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
Property’s leading lights reveal their hopes, expectations and resolutions for 2020.
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2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
Property’s leading lights reveal their hopes, expectations and resolutions for 2020.
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2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
Property’s leading lights reveal their hopes, expectations and resolutions for 2020.
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More stable political climate will boost investment
Editor: Last year was challenging for many in UK real estate. This was not due to investors losing interest in our market, but largely because it was difficult to move forward without certainty on Brexit.
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Hotels can learn from co-living sector
Editor: With Savills predicting an increase in UK hotel market activity this year , perceived stability in the market and the continued growth of the international tourist and staycation market, hotels are not alone in recognising the opportunities current market conditions offer.
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Real estate debt market will be full of opportunity in 2020
I am positive about the year ahead in the real estate debt market, and not just because of the New Year ‘bounce’ of energy some of us experience in January (not to mention the ‘Boris bounce’).
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The road ahead for senior living
The dawning of 2020 gives us a chance to reflect on what the past decade has brought and what might be in store for the years ahead.
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Video forecasts: looking back at 2019 and ahead to 2020
Leading names from across the property sector talk about their successes and challenges of the past year and look ahead to 2020.
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Tech will save flex office sector
Ever since July 2014 when WeWork opened its first location in London, we have seen a huge increase in ‘flex’ spaces opening up across the capital.
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Tory victory signals big changes
So after all that, we have a government with a decent majority and a pretty clear objective – to get Brexit done and to level some of the gross inequality that still exists between London and the home counties and the rest of the country.
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2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
Hope for a brighter tomorrow: So said Martin Luther King in words that echo down the ages as we take a look ahead to 2020 and beyond
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2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
So said Martin Luther King in words that echo down the ages as we take a look ahead to 2020 and beyond
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2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
So said Martin Luther King in words that echo down the ages as we take a look ahead to 2020 and beyond
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Insight
2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
Hope for a brighter tomorrow: So said Martin Luther King in words that echo down the ages as we take a look ahead to 2020 and beyond
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Insight
2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
Hope for a brighter tomorrow: So said Martin Luther King in words that echo down the ages as we take a look ahead to 2020 and beyond
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Insight
2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
So said Martin Luther King in words that echo down the ages as we take a look ahead to 2020 and beyond
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2020 vision: predictions for the year ahead
Property’s leading lights reveal their hopes, expectations and resolutions for 2020 in the first of a two-part special
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A second Scottish referendum remains unlikely
Editor: Your post-election commentary highlights a “resurgent SNP” and pressure on Westminster to deliver another independence referendum . The quote from Alex Price refers to the results “creating uncertainty in this region” – arguably true, but it’s worth examining if any uncertainty is justified.
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Investors look beyond capitals
Real estate investment activity in European non-capital cities has been a trend that has taken a few years to catch on in some countries. Turning the clock back to 2009, it was clear that capital cities were still the order of the day, with the likes of Paris, Berlin and ...
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Whose data is it anyway?
Real estate is often referred to as a people business. By this, we mean that the relationships we build with one another are critical to commercial success. However, relationships tend to be most valuable when married to knowledge, which could be about your market, one another or an insight into ...
