Whether it was the heat, the anticipation, or the sheer novelty of facing an Australian opponent so far out of left-field that he had to look him up on YouTube, Andy Murray crumpled on Tuesday night at Queen’s Club to a shocking straight-sets defeat that threw his credentials to win a third Wimbledon title this summer into serious doubt.
So, not much of that then.
incentives matter?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/06/21/sixty-eight-flats-2bn-luxury-kensington-block-given-grenfell/
An interesting social experiment will be to look in again in a year or so and see if the block is still “luxury”. Might answer once and for all the question whether its the surroundings or the people that define an area.
BiW
That’s fascinating. They are not cheap.
In addition to the point you are making, one might consider simple matters such as precedent and managing expectations. But also, as Tim likes to remind people: “incentives matter”…. (something Merkel famously ignored a couple of years ago).
Cue Humphry: “is that wise, Minister”.
OK, just seen Tim’s new thread, and I clearly missed this:
£150K per flat – in Kensington?