Podcast | Auction | The Property Market

Getting ahead of the budget - The politics and economics podcast

Published : 28/02/2024 by George Walker , Richard Adamson

In our second podcast of the year, Auctioneers George Walker and Richard Adamson have a candid chat with Seb Verity, Allsop’s Head of Research, to share his views on the economy, interest rates and the property market.

They cover topics including:

Regular review of the auction market after the first sale
How the economy is really faring?
What scope is there for tax cuts in the March 6th Budget?
What tax cuts are most likely in the context of a General Election year?
What impact is likely in the property market from a change of Government?
Why 9^th May 2024 is such an important date?

All these questions and more are addressed, with some interesting interpretations from the front line of property sales where Allsop auctions have already sold £120m this year at auction.

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The podcasts presented here are for general guidance and represents opinions of our teams based on the property market at the time of recording. All details are correct at time of recording.

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George is a Partner and Auctioneer in the Commercial Auction Team . He has been an auctioneer for over 25 years and has had a hand in selling over £6 billion of commercial real estate.

Richard is a Partner and Auctioneer in the Residential Auction Team. He oversees the sale of a wide range of asset types across the residential sector.

Seb is the Head of Research and focuses on providing market comment & economic intelligence to both the residential & commercial sides of the business. He also provides clients with a bespoke research & analytical consultancy service – especially in the ResDev, BTR, Senior Living and PBSA sectors.