Tom Dierckx

Still very much looking forward to the below. Present conditions mean that adverts get hundreds of CV applications often within mere hours. So grasping the techniques needed to make your profile TRULY stand-out in this context, is so important. I'll also stress again that this session will be great across various experience levels - as the approach needed to make a clear and precise CV, that sells the sports car and not the coffee, is totally agnostic to level. So if you are curious it is worth hopping on to this webinar and hearing myself and Maria's thoughts!

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#JDWJournal | Head of Sales, Jimmy Waight discusses how the peak of the spring market presents an opportune time for both buyers and sellers to make significant moves in the property market. Click here to read more 👇 https://lnkd.in/epF-zPwY #johndwood #spring #sales #estateagent #property #propertymarket

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Should we restrict overseas buyers to prevent them from displacing local buyers and contributing to housing market challenges? Or could this actually have a negative impact on the delivery of new homes? Learn more: https://cbre.co/44of7ch #Investment #UKHousingMarket

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Great development opportunity in Cambridge

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Huge challenge for later living on top of existing challenge of growing lack of affordability in rental accommodation anyway. I’m shifting my brain (after reading a very interesting book on the topic of later living that Guy Flintoft gave me) to thinking about the later living challenge in the context of me and what I personally want from retirement and an existence in my 80’s for example. It puts reality into the issue without the fear and protection we apply, if thinking of our parents or other elderly relatives. What do you want for yourself?… and what results as a solution, to make that possible? And affordable.

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At the London Real Estate Forumproperty experts discussed the challenges Labour must address to boost housing development and build a generation of new towns. Read Tim Clark's report here: https://ow.ly/RFnm50THTsU

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Our latest research on renewables shows the disconnect between requirements and provision and the need for significant investment CBRE UK

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Exciting update for property investors! Savills has upgraded its five-year UK house price forecast, reflecting a stronger start to the year and improved demand indicators. It shows 2.5% growth in 2024 (from -3.0%) and 21.6% by the end of 2028 (from 17.9%) – A positive indicator for investors looking to get their foot on the property ladder! Read the full article for insights into the UK property market!

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Our monthly Residential Market Commentary is out now.🏘️ 📈An improving economic outlook is bringing more optimism to the UK housing market. 💡Buyer demand and enquiries increased in July, though house price growth remained subdued. 🔎Explore our full commentary for more insight: https://cushwk.co/4gcM693 #ResidentialRealEstate #Residential #ResidentialMarket

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CBRE UK is delighted to bring to market Clarendon Quarter, a generational 2 acre, Freehold development opportunity, with planning consent, in the heart of Oxford’s city centre. The existing 172,377 sq ft property, The Clarendon Shopping Centre, has full planning consent for a mixed-use development scheme granted in June 2024, with proposals for an enhanced scheme via positive pre-application discussions with Oxford City Council. The enhanced proposed scheme has a Gross Development Value in excess of £300 million, delivering 265,600 sq ft (GIA) of new commercial space including CL2 laboratories (52% of total sq ft), high-quality offices (18%), prime high street retail (11%), student accommodation (19%) and revitalised public realm. Ongoing detailed negotiations for a 40 year pre-let agreement with Brasenose College to take entirety of the student accommodation (98 beds), subject to annual CPI uplifts (1%-4% cap and collars). Offers are invited for the Freehold interest. For further information please contact either myself, Alex Youell, John Knight, Daisy Hubert, Rosie Williamson or Kevin Wood #nationalinvestment #capitalmarkets #oxford #lifesciences #mixedusedevelopment #CBRE

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Is rent control the right path for Scotland’s housing market? Our latest article takes a closer look at how these regulations align—or clash—with the country’s broader economic goals. Get the full story here ▶️ https://ow.ly/PbNL50TgrpT

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If/when we see a change of government in two weeks time, we will/should begin to see a dramatic relaxation in planning laws to allow significant residential development throughout the country and unfortunately for NIMBYs this will mean a certain amount on green land. However, as Dominic Veney points out, without infrastructure our new housing will be stranded. So we either peel the UK “banana”, which would appear politically impossible or work out ways to make the redevelopment of our urban spaces and brownfield sites more simple. #housingcrisis #living #development #nimby #ynwa

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it seems to come around faster every year, but great to be in the room for the start of Savills 36th (!!) annual #FinancingProperty presentations and to see Mat Oakley update on how things stand for commercial property https://lnkd.in/eU8Kbf8w #CRE #realestateinvestment

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Keeping you informed 🧐 Each week we'll surface headlines that we believe matter to investors, developers and homebuyers. Beyond the base rate hold that dominated the headlines, positive news coming out of Savills caught our attention 👉👉 Savills upgrades its 5-year house price forecast, predicting a 2.5% rise in 2024, a bounce from an earlier -3% prediction. By 2028, expect a 21.6% increase thanks to dropping mortgage costs. Read the full story by clicking the below https://lnkd.in/eSj-Rj3U. #Propertynews #HomeInvestment #MortgageBrokerUK #DevelopmentFinance #UKPropertyInvestment #propertydevelopment #property #PropertyFinance

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Green Belt. Seems to be everywhere in Surrey and parts of Kent. Change is on the horizon, which to my reading will mean shorter term applications on land credible enough to be Grey Belt. There will, of course, be debates on the 'limited contribution' said land makes to Green Belt purposes, though being proactive, perhaps the combination of new green infrastructure, 50% affordable, and new infrastructure, could provide a quick fix to the housing land supply ? Time will tell. The stats do however indicate that since 2019, those LPAs releasing Green Belt via local plans have done so, on average, by releasing c. 4.5% of their Green Belt. A fairly low proportion to meet housing needs. We all know the challenges of achieving the high bar of very special circumstances, perhaps the Grey Belt will lead to some pragmatism ? This will not however remove the need for up to date Green Belt Reviews. #NPPF #GreyBelt Thoughts from Lloyd King, Tom Sharman here. There will be more to come...... https://lnkd.in/eJ5up3c9

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Delighted to of had my article picked up and published by BTR News Really does showcase why Leeds is a unique investment opportunity just in time for our new launch #property #wealth #btr #business ##realestate

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