The Financial Conduct Authority’s review of Royal Bank of Scotland’s treatment of small and medium-sized business customers has delivered a scathing verdict on the governance of its distressed division, the Global Restructuring Group, during the financial crisis.
John Collier-Wright | 26/10/2017 | 05:32
COMMENT: A slowdown in the UK residential market has led to a shift in demand from private Middle Eastern investors, says John Collier-Wright, founder and chief executive of JR Capital
Steve Wright | 08/11/2017 | 13:06
COMMENT: Aided by his trusty cyber-assistant, Cedric, Steve Wright takes us through a property industry working day made more efficient and comfortable by technology
Commercial property in the UK is 10% overvalued and there is a 50% chance of a crash that will see values slump by a third in the next five years, according to a measurement released today.
Kennedy Wilson and its equity partner have refinanced the existing construction loan on phase two of Clancy Quay, an 845-unit housing development in Dublin, Ireland.
The spate of long-income REIT listings and their failure to raise the expected levels of capital has not deterred Aviva as it launches its new Secure Income REIT.
INDUSTRIAL SPECIAL: EG takes a look at the major deals that have been struck so far this year and what type of industrial use has investors battling it out
INDUSTRIAL SPECIAL: First Panattoni, the merging of Panattoni and First Industrial, has big plans for logistics development in the UK. Will its plan to crack the market wide open succeed?
Shekha Vyas | 24/10/2017 | 10:31
Clever design features and hidden codes make the Avenue – one of London’s most exciting and technologically advanced buildings – sound like something out of a Dan Brown novel
Paul Stewart | 16/10/2017 | 07:00
COMMENT: Conventional economics looks at inflation as either a monetary phenomenon linked to theories about money supply or unemployment rates a la “the Phillips curve”, writes Paul Stewart, director, real estate research & strategy – Europe, Barings