Tim Clark is a Legal & Professional Editor at various publications. He specializes in regional interest and world news, focusing on themes such as construction and real estate, finance, and energy policy and regulation. Tim's work has been featured in notable outlets including PC Gamer, The Independent, and Forbes, among others.
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In 1977, Sir Ove Arup tasked himself with devising a plan to protect the unique culture of his company for decades to come.
How many bikes you need in an office may sound like a trivial matter, but for developers, it is an issue that can cost hundreds of thousands of pounds in what many deem to be an unnecessary cost.
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly says further interest-rate increases may still be needed to contain inflation, but policymakers have time to assess the economy before acting.
By: Tim Clark
CoreWeave's debt and bond-market pressure are putting the economics of neoclouds under scrutiny as AI infrastructure increasingly relies on borrowed capital.
There are few topics likely to raise a developer’s blood pressure more than stamp duty.
By: Tim Clark
The director at Boyer London and South East on how he got started in the property industry, his favourite TV series and album, how he’d spend a big lottery win and an unforgettable wildlife encounter.
"I always felt that developers were the ones who had all the fun,” says Sascha Lewin, founder and chief executive of London developer W.RE, recalling his earlier career in property finance.
The property sector is diversifying rapidly. Alongside traditional office, retail and residential developments, investors are increasingly active in sectors such as branded residences, education, sports and leisure, and cultural destinations.
The director at AEW Architects on how he got into property, his career highs and lows and his fictional namesake’s management style
"This isn’t just a problem for HR anymore, it’s a proper compliance issue, and it’s going to have an impact now on your drafting of contracts,” warns Tracy Evlogidis, partner at law firm Forsters.
