Poor response to ?50 billion rescue package
The Treasury and Bank of England?s generous ?50 billion liquidity injection into the banking sector could be seen as a taxpayer-funded rescue package. Albeit o…
The Walrus
Imagine if the car industry faced the same agenda as housebuilders: zero petrol consumption, self-renewing non-polymer tires… they wouldn’t make a fuss now, wo…
John Stewart’s viewpoint
The Treasury has predicted an easing of the credit crisis in the second half of the year but this may prove overly optimistic; a housing market recovery could …
Honest agents
“Nobody is buying anything at all and the vendor is desperate to sell”
Conference captures industry mood
The industry's inaugural Housing Futures conference, held in Nottingham yesterday, certainly captured the industry's mood in the face of the market slowdown an…
Budget day looms
The impact of last autumn's credit crunch shows no sign of diminishing, as lending conditions continue to tighten, with first time buyers hardest hit.
Walrus
Take a step into the future of yesterteryear, where humans are blowdried and dinners are gamma-rayed. What will they think of next?
John Stewart’s viewpoint
If the government’s wishes industry to meet it housing numbers target, it must ease the taxation burden on developers
Tuesday blog
Originally from Madrid Carlos Pomeda received traditional training in all aspects of yoga during 18 years as a monk (swami) of the Saraswati order, 9 of which …
The Walrus
The festive season seems a distant memory, just like greeting cards and proper pressies… where will it all lead?
