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If this lockdown ever ends and we are allowed to go shopping again for fun, non-essential things (remember those?), I’m seriously starting to wonder if there will be any shops left on the high street to shop in. The signs are not good.
The genie is out of the bottle. The cat is out of the bag. Pandora’s box is open. RICS can no longer avoid its day of reckoning.
Oh dear. It is never a good idea to keep sweeping stuff under the carpet when everyone suspects – or knows – there is a problem.
11 Jan 2021, 10:14 The Subplot is a weekly supplement of stimulating analysis that will add a probing and incisive voice to our daily news coverage, written by one of the most highly regarded property writers covering the region. The Subplot will appear in inboxes on Tuesday mornings, starting tomorrow Place North West is pleased to launch The Subplot, a companion to the much-loved Place Daily Briefing. Sponsored by developer Bruntwood Works, consultancy Savills and public affairs adviser Cratus, The Subplot will focus on getting behind the headlines and examining the issues affecting the i...