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Which is more reliable – weather or residential forecasts?
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By Tim Watts,As a new year starts, out will come forecasts on what the “experts” think will happen to residential prices this year. The question is how accurate are they? I would strongly recommend…
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Jean-Claude Goldenstein Jan 26.
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By Tim Watts,As
a new year starts, out will come forecasts on what the “experts” think
will happen to residential prices this year. The question is how
accurate are they? I would strongly recommend a degree of caution on
making investment decisions…
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- Tim has had an exciting and varied career, he was previously the CEO of BPT PLC (FTSE 250) which, until its sale to Grainger in 2001, was the largest listed residential investment company in the UK, owning and managing in excess of 12,000 residential investments.
Tim has also been Head of Residential at Cordea Savills, the fund management arm of Savills plc and more recently Head of Residential at Invista, the property fund management arm of HBOS – now Lloyds Banking Group. At Invista, Tim led the team with the first attempt to launch a residential REIT in the UK with a residential portfolio value of £480 million.. More recently, he has undertaken consultancy work for Lloyds, providing strategic advice on their residential loan book.
When he has the time Tim loves to brush up on his Portuguese and relax by playing the piano. He is also studying an Open University degree in Psychology, due to his fascination in understanding how people behave.
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