President Trump’s visit to the UK next week draws into focus the ‘special’ transatlantic relationship at a time of international unrest. The administration’s tariff policies, combined with wider fiscal volatility, are reshaping how and where investors deploy capital, no more so than in real estate and infrastructure.
Timely then, that the State Visit should happen the same week that over 300 will meet in the UK Capital for the Global Investment Summit, part of London’s Real Estate Forum on 17 September.
