Joshua Oliver is a Reporter at various esteemed publications, including the Financial Times and The Australian Financial Review. He focuses on themes such as construction and real estate, finance, and business economics, with particular attention to the United Kingdom, markets, and cryptocurrency. Joshua's work has been featured in outlets like Ars Technica, Yahoo Finance, and The Irish Times.
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By: Joshua Oliver, Ramsay Hodgson
Big housebuilders have shed billions in value since October Budget
By: Eri Sugiura, Joshua Oliver
World’s largest real estate investor wants to capitalise on post-pandemic travel boom
Plans to move trading halls to a new, modern facility in Dagenham were shelved earlier this month
It has been the heart of the UK capital’s food trade for 900 years, now butchers mourn its closure
Docklands landlord faces higher debt costs and a challenging backdrop for office buildings
US investment group had been in exclusive talks to buy office building for about £300mn
By: Joshua Oliver, Jim Pickard
Experts say councils may be given too much time to produce local plans that permit increased development
Ministry of Defence to save £230mn in rent every year by buying back 36,000 properties sold off in 1996
By: Joshua Oliver
Chief Mark Allan has bet on the future of flagship malls
Mayor’s property development vehicle repeatedly missed payments on £300mn debt
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