Episodes: 159
Frequency: Every two weeks
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000
Gender skew: Neutral
Listener location: United Kingdom
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Tom Bill - Knight Frank’s UK residential research leader, specializing in housing-market trends, forecasts and analysis.
Will Matthews - Knight Frank’s Head of Commercial Insight, specializing in commercial real-estate markets, occupier trends and workplace strategy.
Helen Thomas - Rising Mortgage Rates, Japan’s Return To Inflation, Federal Reserve Policy, AI Investment, Government Debt And The UK Housing-market Outlook.
James Quarmby - The Financial Impact Of The Uk’s Non-dom Reforms, Taxpayer Mobility, Treasury Revenues, Housing-market Effects And The Uk’s Appeal To Wealth And Investment.
The case for real estate in a changed market
October 05, 2026
How do you make the case for investing in real estate when capital is more expensive, growth feels uncertain, and investors have no shortage of alternatives?To explore whether a new investment thesis is emerging, Shabab Qadar, Head of London Offices Research, and Katie O'Neill, Head of European Living Sectors Research, join us on this week's episode.We examine why the easy returns of five years ago have given way to a total return mindset, how supply constraints are quietly underpinni...
Mansion Tax and the Budget: New Chancellor, Same Smorgasbord.
September 25, 2026
Tom is joined by James Nation, former special adviser to Rishi Sunak at the Treasury, to unpack the wave of pre-Budget speculation around a lower mansion tax threshold and a possible capital gains tax rise. They discuss why this year's rumours may not be genuine Treasury trial balloons, how much financial headroom John Healey actually needs to rebuild, and which of the widely-touted tax options would truly surprise James. They also cover the prospects for Help to Buy's return, the cas...
Beyond the Middle East: What's Driving Mortgage Rates Higher?
September 11, 2026
Mortgage rates are rising again, but the conflict in the Middle East is only part of the story. Tom Bill is joined by Helen Thomas of Blonde Money to discuss the global forces putting upward pressure on borrowing costs, from Japan's return to inflation and changes at the Federal Reserve to the financing demands of AI and growing concerns about government debt. They also assess the outlook for the housing market and explore the difficult Budget choices facing Chancellor John Healey as Westmi...
Inside Business with Ciaran Hancock · Medium booking difficulty · 1,000 - 10,000 listeners
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