This week takes a look at the chance of the remaining property legislation getting through this parliament, and then the macro landscape including a significant inflation writeup.

Then, the Bank of England's meeting minutes get a full breakdown with my views on where inflation and rates are going over the rest of 2024.

The recession is over - long live the United Kingdom!

Arrears figures released this week started the clickbait mafia machine, whipping people up into a frenzy. Fuss about nothing? If you want the truth, have a listen and find out.

The macro roundup also gets into unemployment and growth figures, alongside what the surveyors are thinking and feeling.

FCA mortgage data is broken down in detail.

Jeremy Hunt's budget breakdown in detail!

Multiple dwellings relief changes broken down in detail with worked examples

Changes to short lets considered and analysed

Implications of changes to capital gains tax on property at the higher rate level.

This week gets stuck into the Bank of England credit port and also the Zoopla House Price Index.

An article I wrote for Property Investor News for February - election survival strategies.

This week gets deep into the detail of the Bank of England's appearance before the Treasury Committee - and as always all the key macro stats and what it all means for the UK Property market.

The players involved this week made me think of a soap opera - hence the title. We kick off with a quote by the great Milton Friedman in a week that's reminded me that so many still don't understand inflation and its effects over recent months and years!

This week goes "so Macro" and tucks right in - with the relevant level of detail - into the story behind the current UK Recession. To say I'm skeptical is an understatement.

This week rounds up a positive reading! After the macro metrics segment, I get into confession about the yield curve and what I do and don't understand.

This week I summarise the Bank of England monetary policy Committee meeting including a line by line analysis of the minutes of the meeting. What's the immediate future of the Bank Base rate and resultant interest rates - and why? Listen to find out.

There's also a longer inflation discussion - which is needed, because all the useful suspects are getting it all wrong again.

This week focuses on the macro - as always - and dissects the Hamptons International report on limited company ownership for 2023.

I also destroy the politicians hopes and dreams of a working solution for the housing market and provide a suggestion which I think is far better. Not difficult to get over that low bar - but mine might actually work.