Planet Property (eBook)
250 Seiten
Troubador Publishing Ltd (Verlag)
978-1-78306-915-6 (ISBN)
Planet Property details the inner workings of the UK commercial property, residential development and rental markets. This first major book on the topic for 20 years maps these sectors between 1997 and 2012, during the ten-year boom, the 2008/9 financial crash and its protracted aftermath. Developers and investors made debt-fuelled fortunes during Tony Blair's decade as Prime Minister, during which prices nearly doubled. The 2008 banking crisis led to the sharpest crash in 80 years, under Gordon Brown's tenure, when prices halved. The biggest debt clear-up in history began under David Cameron. Planet Property is the first full guide to the ?400 billion sector. The fast-paced book will appeal to insiders as well as outsiders seeking insight. Students in pursuit of knowledge have dedicated chapters explaining the world of property, its history, inhabitants – and how and why so much money can be made and lost. The book provides a plain-English explanation of how Planet Property spins. Author and journalist Peter Bill explains the roles and relationships between those who fund, develop, own, trade, broker, manage and provide professional and legal advice on offices, shops, industrial property as well as new-build homes. Peter's 11-year editorship of property bible Estates Gazette and his City pages column in the London Evening Standard provided access to leading politicians, bankers, investors, agents and the foremost developers of the era. Many major figures have given interviews for Planet Property. This informed and lively tale is filled with insights and sparkles with anecdotes Peter has gathered during his years of high-level access. The 250-page volume ranges wider than the out-of-print standard works: Oliver Marriott's The Property Boom and Alastair Ross Goobey's Bricks and Mortals.
Critical acclaim: 'A well written, succinct, and accurate overview.... Essential reading for anyone interested in this as a career.....It goes into some detail about the property crash and subsequent recovery and explains the stupidity that abounded in the investment banking sector brilliantly.'Planet Property details the inner workings of the UK commercial property, residential development, and rental markets. The book provides a plain-English explanation of how Planet Property spins. The narrative is set against the roller-coaster background of the ten-year boom which ended in 2007 with the biggest crash in modern property history. A preface added in 2023 brings fresh perspective. Students have dedicated chapters explaining the world of property, its history, inhabitants - and how and why so much money can be made and lost. Author and journalist Peter Bill explains the roles and relationships between those who fund, develop, own, trade, broker, manage and provide professional and legal advice on offices, shops, industrial property and new-build homes.Peter's 11-year editorship of property bible Estates Gazette and his City pages column in the London Evening Standard provided access to leading politicians, bankers, investors, agents, and the foremost developers of the era. Many major figures gave interviews for Planet Property. This informed and lively tale is filled with insights and sparkles with anecdotes Peter has gathered during his years of high-level access. Planet Property is the first full guide to the GBP400 billion sector since Oliver Marriott's The Property Boom in 1967 and Alastair Ross Goobey's Bricks and Mortals published in 1992.
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 1.10.2013 |
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Sprache | englisch |
Themenwelt | Recht / Steuern ► Wirtschaftsrecht |
Wirtschaft ► Betriebswirtschaft / Management ► Rechnungswesen / Bilanzen | |
Betriebswirtschaft / Management ► Spezielle Betriebswirtschaftslehre ► Immobilienwirtschaft | |
ISBN-10 | 1-78306-915-5 / 1783069155 |
ISBN-13 | 978-1-78306-915-6 / 9781783069156 |
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