By: Amber Murray

Retail Reporter Amber Murray is a reporter at City A.M., covering retail, luxury and property stores. Prior to City A.M., she worked as a sub-editor for Fastmarkets and completed a Masters in Financial Journalism at City University. Please get in touch with stories/tips/coffees at amber.murray@cityam.com

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Taylor Swift fan? Then the V&A Museum wants to give you a job

February 23, 2024

Taylor Swift superfans - aka Swifties - are being invited to apply for jobs at the V&A
Who is buying London’s mansions? 60 per cent go to wealthy buyers from four countries

February 23, 2024

The super-prime market in London is booming. More mansions in the capital are being sold, for higher prices, to an increasingly international base. In 2023, sales of super-luxury new-build London apartments rose by 137 per cent to an average of £4,306 per square foot, according to Beauchamp Estates. Supply of luxury houses has also been boosted by an influx [...]
Prime London house prices back at 2014 levels as buyers shun South Kensington and Chelsea

February 17, 2024

House prices in prime London were 2.5 per cent below their pre-pandemic level and down by 7.1 per cent annually.
Outlook for London tenants improves (slightly) as rents stabilise after period of rapid growth

February 16, 2024

The rental market in London appears to have peaked, with price growth steady month on month, according to new government figures.
What are ‘green skills’ and does the UK need to ramp them up?

January 20, 2024

The UK needs to ramp up its green skills training or risk falling behind in the green transition, according to fresh research, but there is also caution over so-called ‘green skills washing’. The rallying call was made following new research from Economist Impact and electricity company Iberdrola, which finds that a large proportion of the UK workforce is [...]
City of London backs 65 Gresham Street revamp as Elizabeth Line’s Liverpool Street hub gets office space boost

January 17, 2024

The site is within walking distance of Liverpool Street station, which became the busiest station in the UK last year with over 80m passengers, boosted by the Elizabeth Line, which is now the most popular route in the capital.
Davos 2024: Who will (and won’t) be there? What’s on the agenda? And how much does it cost?

January 11, 2024

The latest World Economic Forum in Davos is set to kick off this Sunday, with the great-and-the-good paying thousands, by invitation-only, to be there. But why are they all going to Switzerland, what are they looking to achieve, and can anyone go? Fear not, we have all the answers. First and foremost where and what [...]
Sizewell C: UK and France-owned EDF look to raise £20bn for Suffolk nuclear site

January 11, 2024

They hope to raise the money by the end of 2024, the energy minister responsible for the sector told the Financial Times.
Should the London Underground have dynamic pricing? Sadiq Khan is ‘mulling’ it

January 10, 2024

Sadiq Khan has confirmed he is “mulling over” dynamic pricing for London’s transport network in a bid to get more people using the Tube. Talks are ongoing between Transport for London (TfL) and the mayor’s office to look at how pricing structures can better reflect the public’s post-pandemic travel habits, a City Hall source confirmed [...]
This part of Britain follows London as the next best place for finance grads

January 10, 2024

London reigns as the top destination for finance grads, which won’t come as a shock for many readers. But one part of the country is hot on the capital’s heels. It might not come as a surprise that London is the best place for finance graduates in the UK, with both the highest median wage [...]

City of London gives green light to controversial Liverpool Street plans

‘Crown jewel’ of Olympic Games memorabilia put up for sale at auction

Bar of the week: Why Three Sheets is a little slice of old Soho

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