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Are the rich paying their fair share of taxes?
Are the rich paying their fair share of taxes, asks the Institute for Fiscal Studies' Helen Miller in this illuminating talk at the University of Manchester last year.
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Watch: Is London’s development pipeline sufficient?
Knight Frank has mapped development activity across London, noting that the capital is "a forest of cranes" before questioning whether it's all "out of control" - or if there's not enough building going…
Watch: LonRes Lowdown (Q4 2017)
LonRes' Marcus Dixon explains how Prime London's sales (above) and lettings markets (below) ended 2017...
Watch: A guide to avoiding Land Registry requisitions
The Land Registry has produced a series of eight videos, which walk conveyancers and buyers through the necessary steps to avoid fraud and/or time-consuming and frustrating delays in the property paperwork.
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Watch: Why glass towers are bad for city life — and what we need instead
There's a creepy transformation taking over our cities, says architecture critic Justin Davidson in this thought-provoking TED talk.
MIPIM announces 2018’s central theme: ‘Mapping World Urbanity’
Organisers of Riviera-based property palooza MIPIM have announced that its central theme for 2018 will be "Mapping World Urbanity".
Allies & Morrison picked for Clandon Park’s grand ‘reimagining’
The National Trust has, after a high-profile international design competition, picked a team led by architects Allies & Morrison to deliver the its “biggest conservation project in a generation”.
Tony Blair’s ‘5 radical proposals’ to fix a housing crisis
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has published a "a progressive vision" for the UK's housing policy, pitching for "a radical departure for the status quo".
Watch: Inside London’s first new public arcade since the 1930s, Native Land’s Burlington Gate
A video tour of London's first new public arcade to be built since the 1930s... Native Land's £225m Burlington Gate scheme on Cork Street.
Government moots a revival of regional ‘Beeching lines’ in new rail strategy to boost housebuilding
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has outlined "a new vision for our railways", including a proposal to re-open some regional lines closed in the notorious "Beeching cuts" of the 1960s.
Top-end boutique development in Durham ‘inundated’ with international interest
The developers behind a boutique resi scheme in Durham have noted a surprisingly international pick-up following a recent launch.
Watch: Architects showcase Stirling Prize nominees with holographic building tours
Architects have been showing off their Stirling Prize-shortlisted projects in an intriguing high-tech fashion.