John Stepek

It's got to be manufactured because, as you said, no one's moving.

It would have to be central London.

Because your best bet is on global recovery.

If you get some kind of sense coming back into the global markets, capital always goes to London first, unfortunately, for the rest of the UK.

The flip side to that argument, of course, is...

If you're brave enough and you can unlock the opportunities, now's the time, right?

Because if you got a centre-centre-right government elected in the UK in 2029, I think you'd see an unbelievable bull market.

I just think there's so much capital that would love to invest here that's too scared that a changing government would create just...

almost a media bounce in all types of real estate here, especially housing.

You know, anything could happen in 2029 and we could go further to the left.

I don't think it's quite as gloomy as that, but it's not a bad summary.