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What happens when the job that looks perfect on paper is the one quietly making you miserable?In this episode, Claudia Gasson sits down with Brett Graham to unpack his career transition from management consulting at PWC into a role that actually fits; becoming an Urban Planner at Savills. Brett shares the moment he realised stability wasn't the same as fulfilment, how he identified the transferable skills hiding inside roles that felt unrelated, and the practical steps he took to move forward when he wasn't sure what came next.If you're stuck in a job that ticks every external box but leaves you flat, this conversation is for you.We cover:How to spot transferable skills you've been undervaluingWhy comfort is often the biggest barrier to a meaningful career changeThe questions to ask yourself when you know something needs to change but don't know whatHow Brett moved from "this looks good" to "this feels right"Practical first steps for anyone considering a pivotWhether you're navigating redundancy, burnout, or the slow realisation that your career no longer fits, Waddyado exists to help you find where you belong next.Take the free AI Career Assessment at www.waddyado.com to discover how your skills translate into new pathways.Follow Claudia Gasson here.

There's so much happening in the UK property market right now, making it harder than ever to really understand what's going on behind the headlines. So where does it leave you as a property investor? Rob & Rob break down the most important property stories of the month, revealing what's really going on beneath the surface. From 700 rental properties being listed each day, to the widening north-south divide, this is a month where the data and the mood couldn't be further apart. (00:55) Why the Bank of England held rates, and what a shock vote for an increase tells us about where things are heading (04:25) The house price numbers that surprised even Rob & Rob (10:42) Rent growth is at its slowest since 2022, so why should landlords expect that to change soon? (15:10) Mortgage rates creeping up despite the base rate not moving – but there's a smart play you can make right now (17:19) Leasehold reform, Scotland's tenant-first proposal, and the £400m it'll take to set up a new tax (21:51) Hub Extra Links mentioned: ⁠Bank of England held rates at 3.75%⁠ ⁠Listen to Rob & Rob's episode on the silent crash⁠ ⁠Watch Company Retreat on Amazon Prime Video⁠ House prices: ⁠Nationwide's House Price Index⁠ ⁠Zoopla's North-South divide widens⁠ ⁠Monthly RICS survey results⁠ Rents: ⁠ONS Price Index of private rents⁠ ⁠Savills: 254,000 former rentals listed for sale in 12 months⁠ ⁠Renting is now cheaper than buying for the first time since June 2025⁠ Mortgages: ⁠Average landlord mortgage rate increases in 3 months⁠ Policy and regulation: ⁠Housing Minister backs off banning new leasehold flats⁠ ⁠SNP pledges renters first refusal to buy when landlords sell⁠ ⁠Mansion tax to cost Treasury £380m to set up⁠ Enjoy the show? Leave us a review on ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠ - it really helps others find us! Sign up for our free weekly newsletter, ⁠Property Pulse⁠ Find out more about ⁠Property Hub Invest

#291Lucian Cook is Head of Residential Research at Savills.In this episode, Lucian demystifies UK property data, market cycles, and regional growth trends. Listen in full to learn where to collect data andhow to interpret it.You will also gain expert insights on how to understand regional market cycles and navigate current trends in UK property.Our WhatsApp  groupProperty Engine discounts (Code: EXPAT)Starter: 30 day trialPro: 30 day trial/3 mths 1/2 price, Ultimate: 1/2 price 3 monthsGoalsettingLeave a review37 Question Due Diligence Checklist / Auction GuideWe discuss:AI's Impact on UK Property Market ResearchUK Property Data Interpretation More Important Than Raw AccessComparing Nationwide, ONS, and Halifax UK House Price IndexesStrengths and Weaknesses of UK Property Data SourcesUnderstanding RICS Residential Market Survey for UK InvestorsAnalysing UK Mortgage Approvals and Market TrendsTracking UK Private Rented Sector Supply and DemandVolatility in Monthly UK House Price DataRegional Differences: London vs. Midlands and Northern UKYield Analysis for UK Buy-to-Let Property InvestorsImpact of UK Government Policy on Housing MarketRole of First Time Buyers in UK Property TrendsBank of Mum and Dad's Influence in UK HousingManchester's Rising Role in the UK Property MarketImportance of Demographic Data in UK Housing ResearchUK Housing Cycle Predictions and Black Swan EventsPrivate Rented Sector Changes Post-Renters Reform ActEffects of Geopolitical Events on UK Property MarketBarriers to Homeownership and UK Property AffordabilityHow to Assess Local Demand in UK Property InvestmentKeywordsUK property podcast, UK housing market podcast, UK real estate podcast, property investment podcast UK, buy-to-let podcast UK, UK property market insights, UK house prices podcast, expat property podcast UK, UK property news podcast, residential property podcast UK, UK property trends podcast, UK property research podcast, UK property cycle podcast, UK landlord podcast, UK rental market podcast, UK property data podcast, UK housing forecast podcast, first-time buyer podcast UK, best property podcast UK, UK property expert interviews, UK property analysis podcast, Savills property podcast UK, UK property investment advice podcast, UK housing policy podcast, UK private rented sector podcast, UK regional property podcastAttention UK Landlords: Free PDF on how to notify tenants about the Renters' Rights Act

What's shaping the UK's residential property market as conditions continue to shift?In this episode of Property Perspectives, Ashley Toy and Tom Sharman are joined by Lucian Cook, Head of Residential Research at Savills, to unpack a residential market characterised by uncertainty and competing pressures. With interest rates higher for longer, mortgage availability tightening and build costs continuing to rise, they explore what this means for house prices, transaction volumes and affordability.The conversation also examines regional disparities, demographic challenges and the impact of the Renters Rights Act on landlords, tenants and investors, offering a grounded, research‑led perspective on the forces reshaping UK residential real estate — and what to watch as the market adjusts.All details correct at time of recording.For any terms used please refer to this glossary https://www.natwest.com/corporates/insights/markets/glossary.htmlPlease view our full disclaimer here: https://www.natwest.com/corporates/disclaimer.html

#290This is our monthly roundup of news affecting UK Property investors.This month's newsBridging Boom: UK Short-Term Finance Sector Rockets to £10 Billion—What's Driving the Surge?30-Year Gilt Yields Hit Century High—Could This Signal Trouble for UK Mortgages and House Prices?Hong Kong Buyers Dominate UK Property Market—But Some Face Massive Losses in Off-Plan ScandalLandlords Flee UK Rental Market: New Data Reveals Record Sell-Off Amid Incoming Legislation ChangesOur WhatsApp  groupProperty Engine discounts (Code: EXPAT)Starter: 30 day trialPro: 30 day trial/3 mths 1/2 price, Ultimate: 1/2 price 3 monthsGoalsettingLeave a review37 Question Due Diligence Checklist / Auction GuideOur Sponsors: Finnigan McNeill Property GroupIn this episode:UK Bridging Finance Hits £10 Billion in 2025Growth Trends in UK Short-Term Property FinanceBridging Loans Shift from Last Resort to MainstreamIncreased Regulation in UK Bridging SectorHigher Borrowing Costs Impact UK Property Transactions30-Year Gilt Yields Hit Century-High in UKGilt Yields and Their Influence on UK MortgagesRising Swap Rates Affect UK Fixed Mortgage PricesHigh Gilt Yields Pressure UK Property PricesPublic Debt Impacts UK Economy and Housing MarketUK Property Market Faces Political and Economic UncertaintyHong Kong Buyers Dominate Overseas UK Property OwnershipOverseas Property Buyers in England and Wales by NumbersUK Off-Plan Property Risks for Hong Kong InvestorsX1 Manchester Waters Failure Hits Global UK Property InvestorsSurge in UK Buy-to-Let Properties for SaleLandlords Respond to Renters Rights Act by Exiting MarketLondon Leads in UK Former Rentals Entering MarketRegulatory Changes Force UK Landlords to Reassess InvestmentsRenters Rights Act Alters UK Landlord Tenant Selection CriteriaKeywordsuk property, uk property news, uk property market, uk property investment, uk property podcast, uk buy to let, uk real estate, uk property cycle, uk property trends, uk property prices, uk rental market, uk property investors, uk property finance, uk housing market, uk mortgage rates, uk property regulations, uk property bridging loans, uk property for expats, uk property sales, Long-Tail Keywords, news for uk property investors, uk property bridging finance trends, uk property market for expats, impact of gilt yields on uk property, uk property investor podcast, how interest rates affect uk property prices, uk overseas property buyers statistics, uk property cycle Savills insights, buy to let property sales uk, effect of Renters Rights act on uk landlords, uk property renovation finance, international investors in uk property 2026, uk property for hong kong buyers, uk property cash buyers opportunities, uk property landlord regulations 2026, uk property forecasts for remote investors, uk mortgage rates and housing market, uk government policies on property markets, uk property evictions and homelessness, best uk cities for property investment 2026Attention UK Landlords: Free PDF on how to notify tenants about the Renters' Rights Act

Property has long been seen as a safe place for global capital. But with higher financing costs, tighter policies, and shifting demand, that assumption is under pressure. So where is global capital going today, and how does Singapore compare? On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks to Victoria Garrett, Head, Global Residential at Savills to look at where investment is flowing, how markets like Dubai, Tokyo and Sydney are competing, and whether property still holds up as a reliable store of value.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marriott International refuerza su entrada en el segmento de cruceros de ultralujo con la expansión de The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection, que ya opera bajo la marca de su enseña hotelera de alta gama. Con este movimiento, la compañía se posiciona en un mercado en crecimiento en el que otras grandes cadenas internacionales también están trasladando sus marcas hoteleras al negocio de los viajes marítimos exclusivos.Air France-KLM y Lufthansa Group han sido autorizados por el Gobierno de Portugal a presentar ofertas vinculantes en la nueva fase de la privatización de TAP, tras considerar que ambas cumplen los requisitos del proceso. Las propuestas, que deberán incluir condiciones financieras y un plan industrial, se presentarán en un plazo de 90 días dentro de la venta del 49,9% de la aerolínea portuguesa.España concentró el 23% de la inversión en apartahoteles en Europa en 2025, dentro de un volumen total cercano a 1.200 millones de euros, según la consultora Savills. El informe señala el crecimiento de este segmento impulsado por la mayor demanda de estancias medias y largas, la profesionalización del sector y el impacto de nuevas regulaciones, que están redirigiendo la oferta hacia formatos alojativos regulados.Wizz Air ampliará su red en España con dos nuevas rutas para la temporada de invierno: Madrid–Lárnaca (Chipre), desde el 24 de septiembre con tres frecuencias semanales, y Barcelona–Palermo (Italia), a partir del 6 de septiembre con cuatro vuelos semanales. Con estas conexiones, la aerolínea refuerza la conectividad entre España y destinos mediterráneos y consolida su presencia en el mercado europeo.El comercio electrónico en España superó los 29.296 millones de euros en el tercer trimestre de 2025, con un crecimiento del 19,3% interanual, según la CNMC. En este periodo, las agencias de viajes y operadores turísticos lideraron la facturación con el 10,8%, seguidos del transporte aéreo con el 6,6%. Además, las actividades turísticas concentraron el 65% de las compras desde el extranjero hacia España, consolidando su peso en el comercio digital.

#286The third of our monthly reviews of what's going on in the world of UK Property auctions, featuring Jay Howard from Hammered AuctionsAuctions are bouncing back with renewed confidence.Despite recent fears, properties are still selling for strong prices. This Mini-Sode explores how legislative changes like the Renters Rights Act are shifting strategies for landlords, from holding tenanted properties to selling vacant. Now's the time to watch these trends, rethink your approach, and jump in—because smart, entrepreneurial moves today could pay off hugely in the long run.Our WhatsApp  groupProperty Engine discounts (Code: EXPAT)Starter: 30 day trialPro: 30 day trial/3 mths 1/2 price, Ultimate: 1/2 price 3 monthsGoalsettingLeave a review37 Question Due Diligence Checklist / Auction GuideOur Sponsors: Finnigan McNeill Property GroupIn this episode:UK Property Market Pulse Through AuctionsAuction Trends Reflected in Recent UK Property ActivityImpact of Low Guide Prices on UK AuctionsRising Confidence Returning to UK Property AuctionsHMOs Seen as UK Property Investment IndicatorsUK Rental Market Changes Affecting Auction SupplyProperty Values Fluctuations in the UK Auction SceneRenters Rights Bill Shaping UK Landlord StrategiesProfessionalisation Required for UK Buy-to-Let InvestorsComparing UK Property vs. Alternative Investment ReturnsAuctions as Exit Strategy in the UK Property MarketInvestor Conversion Rates in UK Auction BuyingTypes of UK Property Buyers at AuctionPost-Renters Rights Act Outlook for Tenanted PropertiesLegal Compliance Challenges for UK Tenanted AuctionsTime-to-Sell Pressures on UK LandlordsRegional Insights: North vs. South UK Property MarketsLending Complexities for Low-Value UK Buy-to-LetsPredicted Glut of Vacant UK Residential AuctionsUK Auction Volumes Expected to Hit Record HighsKeywordsUK property, UK property market, UK property auctions, Expat UK property, Property investment UK, Buying property at auction UK, Selling property at auction UK, UK rental property, Renters Rights Act UK, Auction House London, Savills auction UK, UK HMO property, UK property yield, UK property investors, UK property trends, UK auction strategy, Vacant possession UK property, How to buy property at auction in the UK, Impact of Renters Rights Act on UK landlords, Best property auctions in London 2024, Is property still a safe investment in the UK, UK property market predictions summer 2024, Managing tenanted property sales after Renters Rights Act, Strategies for selling tenanted property at auction UK, Converting rental property to auction sale UK, Success rate for buying UK auction properties, Challenges for expat investors in UK property auctions, Should landlords sell tenanted properties at auction UK, Residential property auction trends UK 2024, Midlands property auction market performance, North East England auction property returns, Exit strategies for UK landlords in 2024Attention UK Landlords: Free PDF on how to notify tenants about the Renters' Rights Act

Think it doesn't matter where you buy your investment property? The numbers say otherwise... Rob & Rob use real world examples, comparing two investors who start with the same £100,000 but buy in different regions. Using Land Registry data, Zoopla yields and Savills forecasts, they show how one investor ends up £83,000 ahead after just 10 years, simply because of where they chose to buy. If you've ever felt the pull to invest close to home, this one might change your mind. (01:03) News story of the week (02:52) Why investing close to home could be costing you tens of thousands (04:49) The data that blows apart the “growth in the south, yield in the north” myth (07:12) How affordability ratios reveal where the real opportunity lies right now (09:51) A 10-year worked example comparing two investors with the same starting cash – and the huge gap that location alone creates (13:35) Getting over the emotional barrier of investing away from home (18:24) Hub Extra Links mentioned: Share of flipped homes falls to decade low Zoopla's UK's highest yielding buy-to-let hotspots ONS private rent and house prices Use Google Gemini as a search engine Prefer taking in information through audio? Use Google NotebookLM Enjoy the show? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts - it really helps others find us! Sign up for our free weekly newsletter, Property Pulse Find out more about Property Hub Invest

Episode Summary In this episode of Develop This!, host Dennis Fraise sits down with Ken Biberaj, Executive Managing Director at Savills and host of Coffee With Ken, to explore how national defense policy, artificial intelligence, and real estate strategy are converging to reshape economic development across the United States. Ken shares insights from the front lines of site selection and federal policy, unpacking the rise of a new defense-driven innovation ecosystem, the growing importance of AI and data centers, and why communities must rethink their approach to site readiness, infrastructure, and talent. This conversation is a must-listen for economic developers navigating rapid technological change, reindustrialization, and the increasing influence of national security priorities on local growth strategies. Key Themes & Takeaways The convergence of defense policy and real estate strategy is accelerating site selection decisions A new defense ecosystem—powered by AI, autonomy, and advanced manufacturing—is expanding beyond traditional hubs Speed-to-market and site readiness are now critical differentiators Data centers and digital infrastructure are reshaping industrial real estate demand Communities must adopt a more proactive, ecosystem-based approach to economic development Understanding federal policy is now essential for local competitiveness Standout Sound Bites "Disruption is live and happening now." "Communities must do an inventory of their assets." "You can't reindustrialize without real estate." "Quality of life is crucial for site selection."

Send a textStay ahead of the London property market with this week's bulletin. We break down how rising Middle East tensions are driving Dubai expats into Prime Central London, pushing up rents in areas like Kensington, Chelsea, Notting Hill and Holland Park. We also unpack Savills' $1.1bn acquisition of Eastdil Secured and what it signals for global real estate capital flows.You'll hear the latest data on London's ultra-prime streets  from Hampstead and Belgravia to the Bishop's Avenue  and why the capital still dominates Britain's most expensive postcodes. We then explore the political backdrop: Angela Rayner's push for faster leasehold reform, caps on ground rents and tighter regulation of managing agents.Finally, we look at growing volatility across the UK housing market as geopolitical risk, inflation and rising mortgage rates weigh on buyer confidence, while rental supply tightens further.In this episode:Dubai expats and the surge in short-term London rentalsSavills' Eastdil Secured deal and its impact on investorsLondon's most expensive streets and ultra-prime demandLeasehold reform, ground rent caps and managing agent regulationUK house price trends, mortgage rates and rental market pressuresPerfect if you're an investor, landlord, buyer or advisor needing a clear, data-led view of what's really moving the London and UK property markets this week.PROPERTY WEALTH - Transforming challenges into opportunities with specialist knowledge and reach. Explore the complexities of the London property market with us—insights, advice, and connections at your fingertips.Join the conversation! Share your thoughts and questions in the comments below. Don't forget to follow us for the latest updates and expert advice! https://www.londonproperty.co.uk/en/link-in-bio/#PropertyWealth #LondonProperty #RealEstate #PropertyMarket #Investment #HomeBuying #HomeSelling #PropertyAdvice #RealEstateTips #PropertyInvestment #LuxuryLiving

The Savills team unpacks how UK real estate is performing this year, revealing where investor confidence is returning across their respective property sectors. Drawing on Savills cross-sector outlook, James Emans (commercial), Charlie Paton (rural) and Polly Simpson (residential) join host Guy Ruddle to offer sharp, expert perspective on the year ahead. Recorded at the end of February 2026, this annual episode from Savills highlights what investors should be watching out for. 

Baz Iyer (Vulcan) and Stephen Lloyd (Savills Earth) join us to talk about the likely impact of the UK's long-awaited Future Homes Standard (FHS) and, perhaps more importantly, the Home Energy Model (HEM).HEM is the new model that will inform the UK's Energy Performance Certification (EPC) rating system. It's much more detailed in terms of the information that it demands about the buildings it is being used to rate, and therefore much more demanding of the assessors.But this means that it can be much more useful for modelling the energy performance of buildings because it will better reflect how the building will be experienced by its users.  It won't be perfect but the level of detail that it demands means that homeowners may be able to use EPCs to make meaningful decisions about how to improve the buildings in which they live. This also means that, in time, it is conceivable that HEM can become a design tool in the same way designers use PHPP to predict performance and calibrate design. That's certainly what Baz is planning and why he and Stephen have been interrogating the place HEM will occupy in the UK construction sector, the impact it might have on its culture, and the opportunity that its adoption will open up.If anyone needs some help getting to grips with this I'd recommend they connect with Baz, he's very friendly and well-informed.Notes from the showBaz Iyer on LinkedInStephen Lloyd on LinkedIn The Vulcan websiteThe Savills Earth websiteVulcan on LinkedInOld ZAP #1 - 'Incompetence still reigns supreme' in energy ratings: DPE certification, EPCs, BERs, and a little bit of ESGOld ZAP #2 - ZAP Shady business #1 – overheating, and Camden: we should think about solar gain all year round, with Zoe De Grussa (BBSA)**SOME SELF-PROMOTING CALLS TO ACTION**We don't actually earn anything from this podcast, and it's quite a lot of work, so we have to promote the day jobs.Follow us on the Zero Ambitions LinkedIn page (we still don't have a proper website)Jeff and Dan about Zero Ambitions Partners (the consultancy) for help with positioning and communications strategy, customer/user research and engagement strategy, carbon calculations and EPDs – we're up to all sortsSubscribe and advertise with Passive House Plus (UK edition here too)Check Lloyd Alter's Substack: Carbon UpfrontJoin ACANJoin the AECB Join the IGBCCheck out Her Retrofit Space, the renovation and retrofit platform for women**END OF SELF-PROMOTING CALLS TO ACTION**

Gemeenten zijn weer veel actiever bezig met het kopen van grond, zo blijkt uit onderzoek van BNR, met behulp van data-analyses van vastgoedadviseur Savills. Bewijs hiervoor is de massale inzet van het zogeheten voorkeursrecht, dat eigenaren verplicht om grond eerst aan gemeenten aan te bieden wanneer ze die willen verkopen. Gemeenten kochten de afgelopen jaren ook jaarlijks meer grond dan voor 2019.Pakistan verklaart een open oorlog tegen de Taliban in Afghanistan, na weken van hevige gevechten langs de grens. Volgens beide landen zijn er al tientallen doden gevallen en is de situatie verder geëscaleerd na mislukte bemiddelingspogingen door Qatar en Turkije. Grensovergangen zijn grotendeels gesloten; Pakistan verwijt Afghanistan te weinig te doen tegen militante groeperingen die op Pakistaans grondgebied aanslagen plegen.Bij het datalek bij Odido zijn ook BSN-nummers op straat terechtgekomen, ondanks eerdere ontkenning door het bedrijf. Dat blijkt uit onderzoek van RTL Nieuws. De Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens eist opheldering, terwijl privacyadvocaat Menno Wei het incident in de hoogste risicocategorie plaatst: "Het is een uniek nummer, je kunt het maar één keer krijgen", aldus Wei. Elke dag worden nu miljoenen klantdata gepubliceerd door hackers, waardoor schadeclaims niet zijn uitgesloten.Ook blijkt uit onderzoek van Follow the Money dat autofabrikanten mogelijk al in 2006 geheime prijsafspraken maakten in het dieselgate-schandaal. Nieuwe e-mails geven een uniek inkijkje in het kartel tussen BMW, Daimler en Volkswagen, die afspraken maakten over beperkte toepassing van schone technologie. Deze omschrijving is met AI gemaakt en gecontroleerd door een BNR-redacteur.Over deze podcastBNR Nieuws Vandaag is de podcast met daarin BNR Ochtendnieuws en BNR Avondnieuws. Je krijgt 's ochtends vroeg en aan het einde van de werkdag in 20 minuten het belangrijkste nieuws van de dag. Abonneer je via bnr.nl/podcast/bnrnieuwsvandaag, de BNR-app, Spotify en Apple Podcasts. Of luister elke dag live via bnr.nl/live.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gemeenten zijn weer veel actiever bezig met het kopen van grond, zo blijkt uit onderzoek van BNR, met behulp van data-analyses van vastgoedadviseur Savills. Bewijs hiervoor is de massale inzet van het zogeheten voorkeursrecht, dat eigenaren verplicht om grond eerst aan gemeenten aan te bieden wanneer ze die willen verkopen. Gemeenten kochten de afgelopen jaren ook jaarlijks meer grond dan voor 2019.Pakistan verklaart een open oorlog tegen de Taliban in Afghanistan, na weken van hevige gevechten langs de grens. Volgens beide landen zijn er al tientallen doden gevallen en is de situatie verder geëscaleerd na mislukte bemiddelingspogingen door Qatar en Turkije. Grensovergangen zijn grotendeels gesloten; Pakistan verwijt Afghanistan te weinig te doen tegen militante groeperingen die op Pakistaans grondgebied aanslagen plegen.Bij het datalek bij Odido zijn ook BSN-nummers op straat terechtgekomen, ondanks eerdere ontkenning door het bedrijf. Dat blijkt uit onderzoek van RTL Nieuws. De Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens eist opheldering, terwijl privacyadvocaat Menno Wei het incident in de hoogste risicocategorie plaatst: "Het is een uniek nummer, je kunt het maar één keer krijgen", aldus Wei. Elke dag worden nu miljoenen klantdata gepubliceerd door hackers, waardoor schadeclaims niet zijn uitgesloten.Ook blijkt uit onderzoek van Follow the Money dat autofabrikanten mogelijk al in 2006 geheime prijsafspraken maakten in het dieselgate-schandaal. Nieuwe e-mails geven een uniek inkijkje in het kartel tussen BMW, Daimler en Volkswagen, die afspraken maakten over beperkte toepassing van schone technologie. Deze omschrijving is met AI gemaakt en gecontroleerd door een BNR-redacteur.Over deze podcastBNR Nieuws Vandaag is de podcast met daarin BNR Ochtendnieuws en BNR Avondnieuws. Je krijgt 's ochtends vroeg en aan het einde van de werkdag in 20 minuten het belangrijkste nieuws van de dag. Abonneer je via bnr.nl/podcast/bnrnieuwsvandaag, de BNR-app, Spotify en Apple Podcasts. Of luister elke dag live via bnr.nl/live.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Let's be honest, going into 2026 there's been a lot of noise in property and not much clarity.In today's episode, I'm joined by Lucian Cook, Head of Residential Research at Savills and one of the most respected data voices in the UK housing market, for a clear-eyed conversation about where things actually stand as we move through 2026.Lucian has spent his entire career in property, starting as a chartered surveyor before moving into research just ahead of the global financial crisis. Since then, he's analysed every major shift the market has thrown at us, from the credit crunch to the pandemic boom, and now the biggest rental reform in a generation.We talk about what's structurally changed in the housing market, why regulation and tax policy have reshaped the role of the landlord, and how investors should really think about cycles, sentiment, and supply without getting pulled around by headlines.This isn't about predictions for the sake of it. It's about understanding the forces at play, what the data is actually saying, and what that means if you're making decisions with your own capital.

Join host Guy Ruddle and guests Charlie Collins and Diana Thomson from Savills Planning, and Philip Barnes, advisor to the Planning and Development divisions at Savills, as they discuss the draft National Planning Policy Framework (published in December 2025) and how it aims to address housing delivery across England, but also the capital too. This podcast discusses the significance of some of the changes, including viability, settlement boundaries and the grey belt; as well as how this all relates to the new London Plan.

In this episode, we step away from the extremes and take a cold, hard look at what is actually happening in the self-storage sector as we move through 2026. Following a fantastic start to the year and our recent Commercial Property fundamentals course, I’ve been reflecting on why some investors "get motoring" while others stay stuck in inertia. Often, that inertia comes from conflicting stories about the market. That's why this week we’re diving deep into the data—moving past personal opinion to analyze the UK Self Storage Association (UKSSA) 2024 Annual Report, FEDESSA’s European findings, and the latest 2025 outlooks from heavyweights like CBRE, Savills, and Janus International. LEARN ABOUT THE FUNDAMENTALS: If you want to learn more about investing in Commercial Property, why not join us for our 2 day Introduction to the fundamentals of Commercial Property? Learn how the market works and the ways in which it differs from Residential property so you can avoid the pitfalls and learn how to create successful deals.https://commercialpropertyinvestor.co.uk/2-day-introduction Other Useful Links: CPI Website - https://commercialpropertyinvestor.co.uk/ Our Sponsors - https://commercialpropertyinvestor.co.uk/podcast-sponsors/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerryalexander/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Singapore has been ranked among the world’s most liveable cities for tech workers — and surprisingly, the clue lies in a cup of matcha. Savills’ inaugural Matcha Index assesses urban liveability through café culture, matcha affordability and quality, revealing how lifestyle amenities signal a city’s ability to attract talent and sustain long-term competitiveness. On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks to Charlotte Rushton, Associate from Savills World Research to find out how these lifestyle indicators influence office and mixed-use development strategies and what differentiates successful tech cities going forward.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to this special episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast – the Farmers Weekly Question Time Event at the 2026 Oxford Farming Conference. Recorded in front of a live audience on Wednesday, 7 January 2026, farmers and other conference delegates quiz industry leaders on topical agricultural issues. Our panel is:- Tom Bradshaw, NFU president- Henry Tufnell, Labour MP for Mid- and South Pembrokeshire- Kelly Hewson-Fisher, head of rural research, Savills- Peter Craven, head of agriculture, Natural England- Emma White, FairShare & The Felix Project This Farmers Weekly Question Time is sponsored by Savills. Farmers Weekly Question Time is hosted, edited and produced by Johann Tasker. To attend or sponsor future Farmers Weekly Question Time events, visit fwi.co.uk/questiontime. Contact or follow Johann: linkedin.com/in/johanntasker/ For Farmers Weekly, visit fwi.co.uk or follow linkedin.com/company/farmers-weekly To contact the Farmers Weekly Podcast, email podcast@fwi.co.uk. In the UK, you can also text the word FARM followed by your message to 88 44 0.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick is joined by Mirror man David Yates to discuss the major headlines from around the racing world. They are joined first by Gavin Cromwell, still scratching his head over the lamentable form of Gold Cup hero Inothewayurthinkin. Rebecca Curtis and Sean Bowen both have their say open whether Welsh National hero Haiti Couleurs can make up into a Gold Cup contender, while Godolphin's Liam O'Rourke pays tribute to Sheikh Mohammed Obaid and outlines immediate intentions for his stock. Plus, Billy Loughnane reflects on a memorable 2025 as he looks for the outright record of calendar-year wins this afternoon.

19 Dec 2025. Dubai Duty Free marks 42 years, and MD Ramesh Cidambi joins us early to share how they’re celebrating and where sales are heading. Plus, what Christmas corporate catering says about business confidence, a deep dive into Dubai’s red-hot prime property market with Savills, and our 2025 Energy Round-Up with energy expert Matt Stanley.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What happens when passion meets purpose in Tampa Bay? On this episode of "Money" Market, Owen sits down with Mike Griffin, Vice Chair of the USF Board of Trustees and Co-Head of Florida for Savills, to talk about the momentum transforming the region. From shaping USF's $400 million on-campus stadium to advising major companies on growth strategies, Mike's influence reaches from the boardroom to the community tailgate. He shares how collaboration between business and education is fueling Tampa's evolution into a national player. Owen and Mike dig into how real estate, leadership, and civic engagement all work together to drive progress. They explore what makes Tampa's market more resilient than most and how the city's energy keeps attracting talent and investment. With insights on everything from flexible office space to long-term growth, Mike reveals the mindset behind smart development and sustainable success. It's an inside look at how Bulls spirit and business savvy are shaping Tampa's future.   WATCH NEXT: TAKING THE FALL: THE LIFE OF A STUNT PRO W/ STUNT COORDINATOR AND ENTREPRENEUR KEVIN REGO https://youtu.be/5OXGfOfJkiI SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz_7yNs7dOuyKApAkohqJIQ   Follow The "Money" Market Podcast here: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6e7E0DaJZQkuw339G7nGI4?si=27d047641a1d4b17 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-money-market-podcast/id1733948143 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moneymarketpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/moneymarketpodcast Website: https://moneymarketpodcast.com   The Bank of Tampa | Member FDIC   Check out Savills: https://www.savills.us

On 1 May 2026, the biggest shift in decades hits the rental market as the new Renters' Rights Act lands. With big changes coming, Rob & Rob break down what's happening, what to expect once the reform takes effect, and how you should be preparing.  (1:00) News story of the week.  (5:32) Renters Rights explained…  (6:40) What's happening with tenancies?  (11:20) What landlords need to know about rents.  (13:32) Other key changes.  (15:12) Next steps for landlords.  (18:30) Future outlook.  (19:15) Rob & Rob's final takeaways.  (23:43) Hub Extra.   Links mentioned:  Savills research article ‘UK mainstream housing market outlook'   Booksy here  Sand Dams Worldwide update video  Enjoy the show?  Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts - it really helps others find us!  Sign up for our free weekly newsletter, Property Pulse  Find out more about Property Hub Invest 

Savills leaders in global enterprise solutions and industrial and logistics discuss the synergy of office and industrial CRE strategy and the role of 3PL's with DHL America's head of transaction strategy.

Con José María García, CEO de Suba, la promotora del grupo Sinerba; Juan Conejo Villanueva, director de Promoción Residencial de Andalucía Oriental de Grupo Insur; y José Luis Bravo, director de Residencial en Savills Andalucia.

Can you do a financial podcast and not mention the Budget right now? No, not really. But you can give it a good shot at keeping Budget chat to the minimum.  On this week's podcast, Georgie Frost, Lee Boyce and Simon Lambert take breather from talking about Rachel Reeves and the endless cycle of madness that is the Budget 2025 build up to discuss some other stuff. Can they get through it without mentioning the Budget anymore than five times? Listen to find out. First up it's interest rates. Why did the Bank of England hold, will there be a cut next month and how far will they fall? Plus, how have rate expectations shifted and where exactly do mortgage borrowers and savers stand now? Next, it's house prices. Leading estate agent Savills says property values are due to rise 22 per cent in five years, but is that a lot or a little - and could homes actually be getting cheaper. Lee explains why savers are stashing so much cash and Simon sounds a clarion call for moving your money out of insult accounts. Then via a quick diversion avoiding sneaky speed cameras, it is on to the turf war. Is it ever okay to consider artificial grass and what will it do to your house price? Listen to the end for B***** mentions score.

There's a side of the property market most Australians never see — where listings don't make headlines, and deals happen behind closed doors.In this episode, we step into that world of discretion and discovery with William Laing, Co-Founder and CEO of Quiet List, to explore how off-market sales are quietly reshaping the real estate landscape.With nearly one in five Sydney homes now trading off-market, William reveals how private listings are redefining demand and changing how agents, buyers, and sellers connect. From price-testing vendors and privacy-driven sellers to the rise of buyer's agents and agent-only platforms, this hidden layer of the market is rewriting the rules of access and advantage.Together, we unpack what truly counts as an off-market listing, why so many sellers are choosing to go quiet, and what this shift means for transparency in Australian property. It's a conversation that cuts through the hype to reveal the data, dynamics, and ethics shaping the industry's most exclusive corner.If you've ever wondered what happens before a listing goes live, or why some of the best opportunities never make it online, this episode gives you a rare glimpse into the quiet art of deal-making in today's property market.Episode Highlights00:00 – Introduction01:16 – Guest Introduction: William Lang of Quiet List01:48 – Understanding Off-Market Listings03:40 – Challenges in Off-Market Transactions08:27 – Quiet List: The Business Model08:40 – Appreciating the Role of Buyer's Agents18:03 – Privacy and Transparency Issues of Off-Market Deals26:18 – Real Estate Platforms28:05 – Challenges and Changes in Agent Processes28:45 – Advantages of Centralized Briefs31:03 – Off-Market Deals and Relationships32:23 – Platform Features and Future Directions41:53 – Real Estate Market Dynamics and AI42:33 – Property DumboAbout the GuestWilliam Laing is the Co-Founder and CEO of Quiet List, Australia's first agent-only property platform transforming how real estate professionals connect qualified demand with quiet supply.With more than a decade in luxury residential real estate — including roles with Kay & Burton, Knight Frank, Savills, and The Agency — William built his career around discretion, trust, and deal-making. His experience handling high-end, off-market transactions inspired Quiet List: a platform that helps agents capture the 20% of property deals that happen behind closed doors.Today, William is helping agents nationwide turn “quiet listings” into smarter, more transparent transactions — bringing structure, security, and speed to a part of the market that's always operated in whispers.Connect with WilliamLinkedInResourcesVisit our website: https://www.theelephantintheroom.com.auIf you have any questions or would like to be featured on our show, contact us at:The Elephant in the Room Property Podcast - questions@theelephantintheroom.com.auLooking for a Sydney Buyers Agent? https://www.gooddeeds.com.auWork with Veronica: https://www.veronicamorgan.com.auLooking for a Mortgage Broker? alcove.com.auWork with

In 2025, Savills Impacts thought leadership programme is themed around Adapt, because, now more than ever, it is time for the real estate sector to adapt if it is to thrive. In episode one of our two-part series, we look at how recent changes in the flows of wealth and talent are impacting individuals and real estate occupiers in different regions.  Rachael Kennerley, Director of Research and Advisory for the Middle East; Arvind Nandan, Managing Director of Research and Consultancy for India and Kelcie Sellers, Associate Director of Savills World Research join Guy Ruddle to explore how likely these trends are to become permanent, the new hotspots for living and working, and how occupiers are adapting their strategies to talent shortages and advances in technology. For more insights and content unpacking the future of global real estate, explore Impacts content here. Part 2, examining some of the largest macroeconomic and geopolitical trends around investment, technology and climate change, will be published shortly.

Branded residences, es uno de los temas que se van a tratar en SIMED,ndentro del contexto del living, este mercado premium que vamos a analizar con Jesús Rodríguez Maseda, Director de Consultoría Estratégica en el área de Hoteles de Savills.

Branded residences es uno de los temas que se van a tratar en SIMED, dentro del contexto del living, este mercado premium que vamos a analizar con Jesús Rodríguez Maseda, director de Consultoría Estratégica en el área de Hoteles de Savills.

We begin with Hugh Moorhead and recent results from Savills (SVS), which were in line with expectations. Hugh and Dan unpack what divisions brought in the highest profits, a breakdown of a handful of global performances, and what the business's valuation appears to be.Next up James Norrington joins to unpack our latest Big Read on sum-of-the-parts valuations. James explains the thinking behind the piece, how it can help find stocks trading at less than their worth, and how to tell if a company is focusing on the right part of a business.Lastly, Julian Hofmann covers Novo Nordisk (DK:NOVO.B), which saw shares rise after Eli Lilly's (US:LLY) oral weight-loss pill underwhelmed regulators. Competition is still fierce in the sector, but a new Novo CEO could give the company the boost it needs. Read more on these topics How to spot undervalued sharesDeep DivesTimestamps 1:16 Savills13:41 Spotting undervalued shares26:33 Weight loss drugs Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jim Vos, senior managing director of Savills' Minneapolis office, talks to F&C reporter Dan Netter. Vos, who is also a member of the Minneapolis Downtown Council Board of Directors, talks about the transition to Savills, the importance of downtown and how volunteering impacts his work.

Join Guy Ruddle for the fifth and final episode in the third Savills Earth podcast series. In this special Next Gen episode, Georgios Askounis (Director, Savills Earth Advisory) steps in for regular co-host Marylis Ramos and is joined by Olivia Sutcliffe (Associate Director, Social Value), Aidan Richardson (Associate, Impact Assessment), and Luisa Mostarda (Associate, Energy, Renewables and Infrastructure). Together, they explore the power of collaboration in driving meaningful and lasting impact. From what we measure to the outcomes we create, this episode dives into why working together is essential for shaping a more sustainable future.

Join Guy Ruddle alongside Stephen Toal, UK Head of Retail & Leisure Insights, Jenny Banks, Director in the Leeds Property Management team, and guest Amanda Argent, Retail Director at Baird Group, owners of Suit Direct on the latest episode of Real Estate Insights.For years, outlet retail was seen as a secondary option, a place for brands to offload end-of-line stock or for bargain hunters to pick up last season's leftovers. Today, that perception is outdated. In this episode we explore how as retail continues to evolve, the outlet sector's blend of flexibility, strategic value and consumer appeal ensures it's not just surviving, but thriving.

Join Guy Ruddle and Marylis Ramos, Director of Savills Earth Advisory Services, alongside Nick Green, Head of Savills Energy, Infrastructure and Renewables, Harry Ramsey, Associate, Savills Planning and Rosie Vetter, Head of Development at VOLTALIA UK, in the fourth episode of the third Savills Earth podcast series.In this episode, we explore the rapidly evolving landscape of the UK's renewable energy market as it charges toward the Clean Power 2030 target. With the government aiming for a fully decarbonised electricity system by the end of the decade, we unpack the major reforms shaping the sector. Will they unlock the full potential of wind, solar and storage or could uncertainty and investor risk slow progress when momentum is needed most?

23 Jul 2025. Is the quieter summer season the ideal time for a little aesthetic refresh? We ask Dr. Parul Thakur, founder of Athena Dermatology Clinic. Plus, how are Dubai cafés coping with the summer slowdown? One café owner shares their survival strategies. And Toby Hall from Savills weighs in on signs of softening in parts of the city’s office market.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Guy Ruddle and Marylis Ramos, Director of Savills Earth Advisory Services, alongside Eve Farrugia, Associate, Savills Earth Sustainable Design team, Joey Aoun, Net Zero and Sustainability Lead at Savills Investment Management and Faisal Butt, Managing Partner and Founder of Pi Labs, a London-based venture capital firm in the third episode of the third Savills Earth podcast series.This episode highlights how data and technology can be leveraged to achieve more sustainable outcomes for the property sector. We delve into the power of advanced analytics, IoT, and AI in driving sustainability and explore examples of how these technologies are being used to optimise energy consumption, reduce carbon footprints, and enhance efficiency discussing the future potential of tech driven sustainability solutions.

John O'Sullivan, property consultant / Rory Hearne, Social Democrats TD and the party's housing spokesperson

People over the age of 60 hold nearly £3 trillion of wealth in the value of their homes, almost all of it mortgage free. That is more than half of all housing wealth in the UK. Under 35s by contrast control only £600 billion and half of that is mortgaged. These startling figures were published recently by the upmarket estate agent Savills which has analysed housing data in Britain for many years. It says this disparity between young and old has never been bigger.MPs, charities and free debt advice providers are calling for an urgent change in the law to help protect the finances of thousands of domestic abuse survivors. At the moment people, mainly women, who are left in debt after fleeing abusive relationships normally have to have their names and addresses published as part of the process of getting that debt written off. Something campaigners say not only puts their personal safety at risk, but can also put them off addressing financial problems altogether. The government has said its currently reviewing this matter and will update in due course.And, annuities are a safe, regular income in retirement. You can use your pension fund to buy one and a growing number of people are doing just that. Sales of annuities have seen an 83% increase since 2020, based on figures from the Association of British Insurers. We'll discuss what's behind that rise.Presenter: Paul Lewis Reporters: Dan Whitworth and Jo Krasner Researcher: Catherine Lund Editor: Jess Quayle(This programme was first broadcast at 12pm Saturday 3rd May 2025)

This is the second podcast in our third Savills Earth series. Join Guy Ruddle and Marylis Ramos alongside Andrew Buroni, Director, Environmental Planning & Infrastructure, Vinita Dhume, Director, Urban Design, and guest, Matthew Morgan, Director and co-founder of the Quality of Life Foundation, as they explore the critical importance of integrating health and education considerations into planning and development practices. The experts share insights on the benefits of holistic placemaking to shape healthier, better educated communities.

In this episode of the Mark and Pete Podcast, we delve into three pivotal developments shaping our world today. First, we explore the historic election of Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Francis Prevost, the first American-born pontiff. His multilingual abilities and commitment to evangelism signal a renewed focus on global outreach and unity within the Catholic Church. Next, we discuss the retirement of Warren Buffett, the legendary “Oracle of Omaha,” who transformed Berkshire Hathaway from a struggling textile company into a financial powerhouse. At 94, Buffett's departure marks the end of an era, prompting reflections on his unique investment philosophy and the future of value investing.  Finally, we examine the growing reliance of UK first-time homebuyers on parental financial assistance. According to Savills, over half of these buyers received help from the “Bank of Mum and Dad” in 2024, highlighting challenges in housing affordability and intergenerational wealth dynamics.  Join us as we unpack these significant stories, offering insights and perspectives on their broader implications for faith, finance, and family.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mark-and-pete--1245374/support.

Join host Guy Ruddle and guests Michael Maguire, Adam Mirley and Sophie Rosier from Savills Mixed Use Development team as they discuss the pivotal role mixed use development plays in shaping urban centres and their communities.This podcast puts the cities of Birmingham, London and Manchester under the microscope and explores the challenges and solutions required in these cities through the lens of mixed use development.

Join host Guy Ruddle and guests Patrick Moseley, Nick Matthews, and Emily Williams from Savills Development, Planning, and Research teams as they delve into England's housing crisis.Building on a previous discussion about London's housing targets, this podcast broadens the scope to a national level. From unlocking large sites to the implementation of the new National Planning Policy Framework, this episode explores the challenges and solutions required to address England's housing needs.

Recorded at SCbio's 2025 annual conference, Heather and Matthew welcome Vinnie Durand of Savills, one of the world's leading property advisors. They discuss the exponential growth of the life sciences real estate market, driven by rising demand for lab and manufacturing space. Vinnie shares key considerations for life sciences companies when selecting real estate, along with insights into South Carolina's current infrastructure and its real estate opportunities for the industry. Tune in now!

15 Apr 2025. Taaleem is bringing a second Harrow International School to Dubai — we speak to CEO Alan Williamson about the expansion of their ultra-premium education offering. Silicon Valley analyst Dan Ives joins us on Apple’s narrow escape from Trump’s tariffs. And Rachael Kennerley breaks down why Dubai and Abu Dhabi have topped Savills’ global wealth index — and why the world’s wealthiest are making the UAE their new home.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textI spoke with Aubrey Adams OBE, Chair of Tritax Big Box REIT (FTSE 250), Former Chair of L&Q (105,000 homes) and Former CEO of Savills about building trust and how housing gets funded.We covered:→ How to fund and scale Housing Associations (Including cash flow, bonds, grant etc)→ How real estate Boards can build trust→ Where public housing providers should take riskGuest website: https://www.tritaxbigbox.co.uk/ Host LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annaclareharper/Host website: https://www.greenresi.com/

Join Guy Ruddle and Marylis Ramos, Director of Savills Earth Advisory Services, alongside Robert Godfrey, Head of Investment Strategy & Asset Management, Joe Dance, Savills Strategic Ecologist and Paul Tostevin, Head of World Research in the first episode of the third Savills Earth podcast series.This episode delves into the interdependencies and interconnectedness of rural and urban environments. We explore the significance of multifunctional land use, recent policy developments and global perspectives. Drawing on our research, we also look at how various cities around the world are addressing these challenges and opportunities.

Today, we welcome Kelly Hewson-Fisher onto the R2Kast!

On What's Your Work Fit we posed this question: What Are Workplace Tenants Looking For? Answering that question and others is our guest, Gabe Marans.  Gabe is the Vice Chairman of Commercial Real Estate leader Savills. He's also the host of 60 Seconds With Gabe, a compelling video series that addresses key issues around commercial … Continue reading What Are Workplace Tenants Looking For? →