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    2 Assholes Talking Music #101 w/ Mungion

    2 Assholes Talking Music #101 w/ Mungion

    This past weekend we snuck in back stage and had a quick chat with the boys from Mungion!! They were nice enough to take a few minutes before going on stage and putting on one of the best shows I've seen in recent memory. Seriously, they blew the ass off that place!!
    Joe Re and Sean Carolan join us for the first half and Matt Kellen and Justin Reckamp jump in a little later. We talk about the new album Ferris Wheel's Day Off, the story behind the song Basketball, Sean's all-time all power forward starting 5, local beers, and more. We even talked them in to a round White Boy Theater before they split. Big thanks and much love to the entire Mungion crew for having us out and for the insane show. Cheers!!

    Retail vacancy rates at lowest in four years

    Retail vacancy rates at lowest in four years
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    Retail vacancy rates have dropped to the lowest rate in four years. According to the Local Data Company, the number of empty shops dropped in 2013 below 14% but Matthew Hopkinson, director at the company, warned there was a stark north south divide. In February's monthly market update podcast, he told EG: “London, the south east and the midlands are getting better but the north and north east are getting marginally worse,”

    Portsmouth development to feature 2,400 homes and 600,000 sq ft of commercial property space

    Portsmouth development to feature 2,400 homes and 600,000 sq ft of commercial property space
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    David Williams, chief executive at Portsmouth city council, is joined by James Brounger, managing director South Central region at CBRE, to talk about developer opportunities for 2,370 homes and more than 600,000 sq ft of mixed-use space. The opportunities have been made available following the release of two major Ministry of Defence sites.

    Emotional Finance: How emotions impact on investment decisions

    Emotional Finance: How emotions impact on investment decisions
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    Estates Gazette's Sophia Furber talks to David Tuckett, professor of economics and sociology at UCL. He was speaking at the IPD/IPF conference in Brighton on the topic of ‘emotional finance’ – looking at how emotions impact on investment decisions. Tuckett argues that property investors should use their emotions as well as the market data when making decisions.

    IPD/H2SO: West End office sales hit £5.1bn

    IPD/H2SO: West End office sales hit £5.1bn
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    Investment in the West End office market is accelerating, with turnover in the market rocketing 68% to £5.1bn.

    Sales in the West End office market in the year to June hit £5.1bn, according to the second London West End Office Investment Report by IPD and H2SO.

    Estates Gazette's Joanna Bourke speaks with H2SO agency partner, Paul Smith, about where he expects rents to head in future.

    Market Update: How click-and-collect retailing is changing perspectives on bricks and mortar

    Market Update: How click-and-collect retailing is changing perspectives on bricks and mortar
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    In September's Market Update podcast, we look at how online retailers are saving both the industrial and retail market. The increasing use of click-and-collect retailing is changing perspectives on bricks and mortar. And in the offices sector, we find out why law firms could bring about rental growth outside the West End.

    Howard de Walden Estate discusses its Marylebone growth story

    Howard de Walden Estate discusses its Marylebone growth story
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    The Howard de Walden Estate continues to buy into the Marylebone growth story, and last week secured planning permission for 139,000 sq ft of new office developments across 10 schemes, including 55,000 sq ft at 64-66 Wigmore Street. It has just appointed Cushman & Wakefield and GN2 to prelet the £140m of new schemes. Howard de Walden Estates’ property director Simon Baynham talks about why the company is prepared to speculatively develop in the affluent submarket.

    Cordea Savills launches Japan office

    Cordea Savills launches Japan office
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    Are Japanese investors poised for a big spend on UK property? Sophia Furber talks to Cordea Savills chief executive Justin O’Connor in Tokyo following the launch of the fund manager’s Japan office to find out. Prime minister Shinzo Abe’s aggressive economic stimulus programme, dubbed ‘Abenomics’, has given the Japanese property market a shot in the arm – and could lead to more Japanese investment in overseas property.