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Taylor Wimpey joining Wantage development.
http://europe-re.com/taylor-wimpey-acquires-regional-uk-resi-development-for-19m/68449
Taylor Wimpey joining Wantage development.
http://europe-re.com/taylor-wimpey-acquires-regional-uk-resi-development-for-19m/68449
Wrong
Interesting to note the 'Care Worker Discount Offer' of 5|% on cost of properties in the Two Signature Place development. Can't imagine there being many care workers in the market for £1m+ properties.
Taylor Wimpey has just tied up with McAleer and Rush to complete TW's high profile Mount Pleasant London development. Almost 700 homes in phases as built will come onto market - some in £1m - £2.5m bracket.
This one - https://www.buildington.co.uk/london-ec1/farringdon-road/mount-pleasant-mail-centre/id/1580
Taylor Wimpey.
House builders in the market driving seat today, on the read-across from Crest, with investors seeing value in the others, particularly Persimmon.
Hi Mani
Point about Herd Immunity is you don't try to stop people getting it (apart from the vulnerable). The virus usually becomes less harmful as it develops naturally and a heard immunity means fewer people will catch it. These two factors are negated by lockdown.
The fact that NHS might not be able to cope is entirely the Govt fault and they have almost had a year to adapt to the situation, but have done nothing. The harm being created by lockdown (Economic, Social and Deaths) far outweighs the few lives it prolong for a short time.
Massive studies will be done in the future about this and Imho it will be proved to be totally wrong response by Govt and Sweden had the right idea.
BoL
its indicates nothing of the sort. All markets are rising and falling in tandem.
Today's price action may indicate investors are beginning to see value in housebuilders - and from a historic perspective Taylor Wimpey's price should in my view represent particular potential. It is difficult to see how it could fall much further now. We await update.
imagine site managers have a duty to reinforce and promulgate changes in govt. guidelines on safe practice
https://www.constructionleadershipcouncil.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Site-Operating-Procedures-Version-5.pdf
So now seems a natural time to review.
There is a meeting today as they thinking about closing TW sites for a day or two so it can be more covid friendly. I shall know more later on today
Wow, just saw news. Farage renaming Brexit Party Reform UK with the objective of stopping lockdowns.
Don't agree with much he says, but at least an alternative voice which will have to be listened to.
Futures up just now , so Hsbe okay. Actually the virus melower for lointerest rwis extremely positive for builders so mayget a bounce from theelection and a bexit deal this week. Anyothink Boris has ordered lockdown to deflect lhis critics from a sell out deal?
Expecting Bloodbath today, but HB's still working so shouldn't be affected as badly as most. Always said Builders are a safe haven so some II's, PI's could move to Builders, rather than moving to Cash, or Gold (like Ggp and better than cash in troubled times).
US election... who has any idea where things will go?
Not hopeful but best of luck
Hi Ben
Agreed, Bloodbath on the way, good job Boris has cancelled November!
BoL
Below £1 only briefly on panic selling. Expect a swift recover back to £1.10+ levels during the week. Construction is unaffected. Furlough is available to businesses if needed. Both of these are a positive to TW, and other housebuilders.
Good morning All
BLOOD BATH MONDAY
Unless you are internet shopping or gambling.
I think all will be hit , I can see TW being below a pound soon!
How low anyone’s guess.
Good luck all for Monday
At least construction still going strong.
Some highlights from article posted by 2227
'Lockdowns Are a Failed Experiment
According to an October 13, 2020, article in The Sun, COVID-19 restrictions “could hurl 90 million into ‘extreme poverty,’” with the poorest nations bearing the brunt of the economic collapse.
The New York Post also recently reported that “COVID-19 lockdowns were a risky experiment” that failed, and have proven deadlier than the virus itself.
“No ethical scientist would conduct such a risky experiment without carefully considering the dangers and monitoring the results, which have turned out to be dismal,” the New York Post writes.
“While the economic and social harms have been enormous, it isn’t clear that the lockdowns have brought significant health benefits beyond what was achieved by people’s voluntary social distancing and other actions.
The cost-benefit rationale becomes even bleaker if you use the standard metric for determining whether a drug or other
intervention is worthwhile: How much money will society spend for each year of life being saved?
By that metric, the lockdowns must be the most cost-ineffective intervention in the history of public health, because so many of the intended beneficiaries are near the end of life. In America, nearly 80 percent of COVID-19 victims have been over 65, and more than 40 percent were living in nursing homes, where the median life expectancy after admission is just five months'
We're going wrong!
BoL
Besides Sweden:
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/coronavirus-south-africa-may-have-developed-degree-of-herd-immunity-against-covid-19-say-scientists/ar-BB1atPz5?ocid=msedgntp
BoL