By Richard Pickering, Head of Futures Strategy
Interest rates With a degree of predictability (markets implying 90% chance), the Bank of England last week held the base rate at 0.5%. Nevertheless, this would have been a big surprise just
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Recap the Revolution: 2018 Cushman & Wakefield Industrial Conference Highlights
By John Morris
In late April, over 600 Cushman & Wakefield clients, producers, researchers, and other industry experts gathered in Chicago for the 2018 Cushman & Wakefield Industrial Conference – The Industrial Revolution. The group explored trends and innovations
Milestone Memories – A Chat with Richard “the Mallman” Latella
by Eric B. Lewis, MAI, FRICS
President, Valuation & Advisory Americas
We’re recognizing the individuals within our Valuation & Advisory (V&A) group who have hit major anniversary milestones this year, by asking these veterans a few questions. After
newCommerce: Malls—Class A, and Everything Else
By Garrick Brown
Malls are continuously being faced with challenges in today’s retail climate— anchor tenants closing, chain stores trying to get out of long leases, stale food courts, online shopping, and consumers no longer making the trek. So
Digitisation, Debt and Developers
By Richard Pickering, Head of Futures Strategy
Local council elections Last week the nation went to the ballot boxes in 150 Local Authority areas. The result was a rather underwhelming increase for Labour, taking a net 77 new seats.
