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Argyll Property Partners was delighted to partner with law firm Gunnercooke in presenting a property panel discussion in Leeds on 22 January. The theme of the event was the future of SME residential property development in the north of England, and it provoked a fascinating and lively discussion. This is the second panel event Argyll …

There’s a renewed sense of confidence in the property sector following the Conservative election victory last week. In this blog, I look at what its election manifesto says about housing and how this may impact developers, housebuilders and the housing market. It didn’t take long to find out what the property industry thought about the …

Tackling the housing crisis should be at or near the top of the agenda for the next government, whatever form it takes. In this article, Paul Markovitz sets out five steps it can take to get housebuilding back on track. Click here to read the article.

There’s little doubt that Help to Buy has been a boon for property developers since its introduction in 2013. But with the scheme coming to an end in 2023 (barring an about turn by the next government), smaller developers are right to be concerned about what this may mean for the new homes market. Property …

Argyll Property Partners was delighted to put on a joint panel event on Wednesday 16 October with law firm Gunnercooke titled ‘The future of property development for SME developers in the Midlands, North and North West’. The event was hosted by Gunnercooke in their Manchester office and attended by developers, lawyers, surveyors, bankers and others …

An interview with Argyll Property Partners’ director Paul Markovitz was the cover story in the July/August edition of Showhomes magazine. Paul spoke about the benefits of mezzanine finance and how Argyll builds strong relationships with its borrowers. You can read the full article by clicking on the link below. Showhomes magazine article