In this EG Property Podcast, deputy editor Tim Burke gathers a group of experts to discuss the state of real estate auctions after a tough 2022 for the UK economy and investment markets, comparing their fortunes with those of the private treaty market.
What level of activity did auction professionals and financiers witness over the course of the past year, and what does the pipeline look like now? How have the funding markets changed? And as some auctioneers prepare to return to the ballroom, what’s next for the new, hybrid nature of the business?
Coming together to discuss these issues and more are:
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Bricks & Mortar: The APC journey
Lenders look to debt’s new dawn
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On the Case: Service charge apportionment after Williams v Aviva
EG Like Sunday Morning: The housing ministry and other employment opportunities
Inside the RICS: New leaders focus on the future
Voice of the Region: Surrey – Better living through technology
On the Case: Views on Tate Modern and visual intrusion nuisance
Bricks & Mortar: Allsop’s Richard Adamson and Ysabella Argentieri discuss the firm’s apprenticeship scheme
EG Like Sunday Morning: Views from afar... and too close
EG’s Office Politics: Michaels and Missions
EG’s Office Politics: The Heseltine Special
Mental health and the planning system
EG Like Sunday Morning: The unliveable truth?
In on the Act: The Leasehold Reform (Forfeiture) Bill
Bricks & Mortar: Nicky Richmond reflects on her career in property law
EG Like Sunday Morning: We’re loving life sciences & resi
Forewarned is forearmed: 2023’s big issues for real estate
EG Like Sunday Morning: See, listen, do in 2023
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