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Tony Pidgley RSS feedYoung homebuyers face legal action and bankruptcy after off-plan flats plunge in value
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Young Londoners facing financial hardship because they can no longer afford homes they agreed to buy off-plan during the boom2009-09-07T07:58:36ZCity Spy: Ready to step into Margaret’s shoes
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As producers of The Apprentice look to find a replacement for Margaret Mountford, City Spy wonders what are the chances of the successful candidate coming from that close band of business talent gathered under the umbrella of celebrity agent Speak Out!?2009-06-15T09:29:58ZBerkeley plummets after investor dumps 20m shares
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Shares in London housebuilder Berkeley Group tanked after a Saudi investor dumped a slug of cheap stock on the market2009-06-09T12:42:53ZIns and outs of property man on debt downer
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As The Sunday Times gears up to produce its annual rich list, City Spy wonders if poorer list isn't a more appropriate title this year.2009-04-14T07:54:24ZPlayboy Pidgley's company collapses
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The playboy son of Berkeley Homes boss Tony Pidgley has seen his property company go bust2009-03-18T09:52:24ZBerkeley raises £50m to go shopping
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<strong>Property: </strong> Berkeley Group boss Tony Pidgley has unveiled plans to raise £50 million from investors to fund a spending spree as rival housebuilders sell off land on the cheap2009-02-26T09:21:34ZIt’s far from quiet on the western front
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2009-01-12T10:23:50ZBerkeley boss in home loans action plea to Government
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<b>Property: </b>London housebuilder Tony Pidgley has urged the Government to kick-start mortgage lending to save the property market from total collapse2008-12-05T10:26:35ZEveryone is guilty: end the conspiracy of greed
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Two banks nationalised, one bust, others taken over, thousands of jobs likely to be lost, the FTSE 100 through the floor, the effects likely to spill over into the rest of the economy — and still I'm not sure if we really get it2008-09-29T07:51:13ZBerkeley predicts a bumpy ride - and blames it on banks
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Housebuilder Berkeley Group reports a shocking collapse in sales and warns the market faces a "bumpy ride" for the rest of the year2008-06-27T09:47:01ZThe $300 billion Arabs are coming
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The soaring price of oil is bad news for credit crunch London - but it means a boom time for the Middle East producers who are embarking on a massive property spending spree2008-05-29T09:21:07ZLondon's 'third city' at a planning crossroads
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Examination of plans for the redevelopment of Croydon reveal both naïve optimism and a refusal to face uncomfortable truths2008-05-16T14:23:27ZThe property tycoons and Ken
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As the Electoral Commission investigates the way Ken Livingstone's re-election bid is funded, we reveal his personal backing for London's most powerful developers2008-03-25T15:12:24ZTell us who your donors are, Ken
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The clearest reason for forcing all politicians to be open about the sources and extent of their funding is to establish whether there is any relation between the money they receive and the policies they adopt2008-03-25T09:22:27Z