Brick by brick, Theresa May is rebuilding the dream of a home-owning democracy. It is a Conservative ideal that symbolises freedom and the opportunity for people to make the most of their lives.

Brick by brick, Theresa May is rebuilding the dream of a home-owning democracy. It is a Conservative ideal that symbolises freedom and the opportunity for people to make the most of their lives.

The defence of the ditched Garden Bridge by Paul Finch was interesting to read and hear the other side of the story.

Experience shows that the longer sharp practices that rip off people or other businesses continue, the bigger the fall when the government intervenes.

AREF’s latest report assessing the impact of the Brexit vote on UK real estate and the funds industry is complacent and protects the vested interests of those who instructed it.

Should the property industry be embarrassed that, post Brexit vote, some of its main domestic-property-owning institutions have been involved in a mini flash crash, caused by fundamentally flawed open-ended fund structures?

This time last year, I said 2015 could be a vintage year for real estate and indeed it was.

The election of Jeremy Corbyn could be an unexpected force for good for UK real estate. We may end up thanking him.

As we trickle back to work, we should prepare for an extraordinary 12 months ahead in politics, the economy and real estate.