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Where's Kate Faulkner?

December
See Kate at the Home Safety Guidance Awareness Event.

November 2015

	Tuesday 3rd November Attending the Negotiator Conference in London and presenting.
	Wednesday 4th November Kate is at the Landlord Investment Show in Southampton and running her free, one-to-one property clinics.
	Thursday 12th November Kate is chairing the NALS Annual Lettings Conference.
	Wednesday 18th November Kate is presenting on the property market at the SLC Conference 2015 and AGM.

	Thursday 1st October Kate will be speaking and running her free, one-to-one property clinics at the Landlord Investment Show in Manchester.
	Wednesday 7th October Presenting on the impact of the economy and politics on property in Oxford for FindersKeepers.
	Saturday 10th October Running free 1:1 property clinics in London and presenting about making your first offer on a home at the First Time Buyer Home Show.
	Wednesday 14th October Presenting and attending The Property Ombudsman in Solihull, Birmingham.
	Thursday 15th October Breakfast briefing with Property Reporter in London.
	Thursday 15th October Presenting on the property market at the COPSO Conference.
	Friday, Saturday and Sunday - 23rd - 25th October The Big Green Home Show.

	Monday 21st September See Kate on BBC1 HD or East Midlands BBC @ 7.30pm on Inside Out talking about housing solutions.
	Thursday 24th September Kate will be at the National Housing Federation conference all day and chairing a debate on whether housing associations should have their own version of 'Trip Advisor'.

Recent articles

Are volumes heading back to 2009 levels? Mar 26, 2019: Normally in the property market, if volumes fall, then price falls will quickly follow. During the credit crunch we saw volumes slip back by 50%, on average, while property prices fell by around 20% - although some areas performed worse and others better. In some recent market presentations, I was surprised to see how far transactions had fallen back versus previous years and I even spotted that in some areas, based on Land Registry data comparing volumes from January to October 2009 versus 2018, some transactions had fallen back as far as levels experienced in 2009.