In our final episode of the year, Simon and Stacey reflect on the ever changing landscape during 2023 and make some predictions for the year ahead.

In today's mini-sode Simon and Stacey dissect the latest Autumn Statement.

In the latest Let’s Talk Land episode, co-hosts Simon Cox and Stacey Meadwell catch up on the latest headlines in the property world and speak with Emily Duncan, a recent first-time buyer.

In this episode, Simon and Stacey discuss what's been happening in the world of planning and housebuilding. Their conversation covers proposed changes to planning rules, how housebuilders are responding to a dip in demand and cash strapped councils.

In this month's episode Simon and Stacey take a break from the thorny issues of planning and politics. They catch up with England rugby star Rosie Galligan, Eloise Huddleston, East and North Hertfordshire Hospitals' Charity director and Walter Cooper's latest recruit Anna Barrett. 

David Craddock, Founder of the VerdeGO Group joins Simon and Stacey this month to discuss all things MMC (Modern Methods of Construction). The three property experts explore the term and how it encompasses so much more than modular housing. 

In this month’s episode Simon and Stacey discuss whether we have reached peak indecision for housing policy making - politics is so intrinsically linked to this industry that it's impossible to get away from

Carol Lewis, Property Editor for The Times, joins Simon and Stacey this episode to give her insight on the industry. The three cover discussion topics from the economic market outlook, to planning policy, and the impact of local and national politics on the property market.

In this month's episode Simon and Stacey reflect on what has been a turbulent year for the property industry, and make their predictions for the market in 2023. 

This month, Simon and Stacey are joined by Freddie Poser, member of the London YIMBY society to discuss why we all need to be more open to development and growth, and how changes in the planning system can help reflect this.