# Tom Bill

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The Rise of the Domestic Buyer: Prime Central London Comes Full Circle

After decades being shaped by global investors and rapid price growth, today’s market is more price-sensitive and domestically-driven. In this episode of Housing Unpacked, Tom Bill speaks with Anthony Payne, CEO and co-founder of LonRes, to examine what’s happening at the top end of London’s reside…

Coutts Head of Lending: Volatility Is the New Normal

In this episode of Housing Unpacked, Tom Bill is joined by Alex Webster, Head of Lending at Coutts, for a discussion about wealth, lending and property at a time when political uncertainty and market volatility have become part of everyday life. With speculation mounting over tax policy, interest r…

Coutts Head of Lending: Volatility Is the New Normal

In this episode of Housing Unpacked, Tom Bill is joined by Alex Webster, Head of Lending at Coutts, for a discussion about wealth, lending and property at a time when political uncertainty and market volatility have become part of everyday life. With speculation mounting over tax policy, interest r…

Burnham’s First Fortnight: Reading Between the Lines for the Property Market

What does Andy Burnham's first fortnight as Prime Minister mean for the housing market? Tom Bill is joined by financial analyst Michael Brown. They discuss the latest developments in the Middle East and the implications for oil prices, inflation and mortgage rates, before examining the Bank of Engl…

Burnham’s First Fortnight: Reading Between the Lines for the Property Market

What does Andy Burnham's first fortnight as Prime Minister mean for the housing market? Tom Bill is joined by financial analyst Michael Brown. They discuss the latest developments in the Middle East and the implications for oil prices, inflation and mortgage rates, before examining the Bank of En…

The UK’s £4bn Non-Dom Hit

Ahead of the autumn Budget, Tom Bill is joined by tax specialist James Quarmby to discuss the fallout from the UK's non-dom reforms and why he estimates they have cost the Exchequer £4 billion. They explore what happens when a tax system relies heavily on a small group of highly mobile taxpayers, h…

The UK’s £4bn Non-Dom Hit

Ahead of the autumn Budget, Tom Bill is joined by tax specialist James Quarmby to discuss the fallout from the UK's non-dom reforms and why he estimates they have cost the Exchequer £4 billion. They explore what happens when a tax system relies heavily on a small group of highly mobile taxpayers, h…

Beyond the Middle East: What's Driving Mortgage Rates Higher?

Mortgage rates are rising again, but the conflict in the Middle East is only part of the story. Tom Bill is joined by Helen Thomas of Blonde Money to discuss the global forces putting upward pressure on borrowing costs, from Japan's return to inflation and changes at the Federal Reserve to the f…

Beyond the Middle East: What's Driving Mortgage Rates Higher?

Mortgage rates are rising again, but the conflict in the Middle East is only part of the story. Tom Bill is joined by Helen Thomas of Blonde Money to discuss the global forces putting upward pressure on borrowing costs, from Japan's return to inflation and changes at the Federal Reserve to the fi…

Mansion tax from £1.5m? Treble the headache | Mortgage approvals, stamp duty and prime London

Tom Bill, Head of UK Residential Research at Knight Frank, joins Damian Pudner, Director of the Great British Think Tank, for a read on the housing market this autumn: mortgage approvals at their lowest since December 2023, why mortgage rates now track the oil price, the reported plan to pull the m…