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The Andrew Davidson Interview 2006

Nikesh Arora, CEO Google Europe January 8 Lord Bhattacharyya, founder Warwick Manufacturing Group January 15 Stuart Rose, CEO Marks&Spencer January 22 Tim Wate…

Public backs stamp duty abolition for first-time buyers

Ex-Barratt chief speaks out as YouGov poll supports key Tory housing policy

Millionaire chairman in Albion link

Millionaire chairman in Albion linkDavid Gold, co-owner and chairman of Birmingham City, wants to invest in Albion once he severs his ties with the Premiership…

First-time buyers to be priced out

First-time buyers are an "endangered" species, according to research for the New Homes Marketing Board. Financial Times

PRESS DIGEST - Financial Times - Oct 30

in response to the Eddington and Stern reviews of Britain's transport infrastructure and environment, announce an initiative that could result in the introduct…

First-time buyers 'endangered species'

First-time buyers face the fate of the water vole and hedgehog as an 'endangered' British species, according to a marketing organisation for British housebuild…

First-time buyers 'endangered species'

First-time buyers face the fate of the water vole and hedgehog as an ?endangered? British species, according to a marketing organisation for

First time buyers are 'an endangered species'

Britons are more committed to home ownership than ever according to a recent YouGov poll. However despite the desire to get onto the property ladder the poll, …

Housing Minister unveils new drive to deliver more affordable housing UPDATE

(Adds comment) LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Housing Minister Yvette Cooper today unveiled new measures to deliver more affordable housing, by bringing empty h…

No stopping property-hungry Brits

However despite the desire to get onto the property ladder, the poll conducted for the New Homes Marketing Board (NHMB) showed that lack of supply and tighteni…