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London ahead of the world in high skills job growth

London is in a league of its own in high skilled employment.

Research from Deloitte has shown London has shot ahead of other major global cities in terms of highly skilled jobs growth, while the number of high skilled jobs in New York has dropped over the past two years.

Speaking at LREF 2016 Angus Knowles-Carter, vice chairman and London office management partner at Deloitte also said 60% of low-skill jobs such as those in retail, transport and hospitality will be automated within the next 10-20 years.

LREF 2016: "How will the average Amazon worker on 35k survive in the City?" Martin Wallace, Brookfield

LREF 2016: How will the average Amazon worker on 35k survive in the City? EG talks to Brookfield Office Properties' Martin Wallace

LREF2016: Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds could liquidate London assets, Steve Morgan, Cluttons

EGi - News Article - Middle East investors may repatriate money

Speaking at Estates Gazette’s London and Dubai: Vanguard cities debate at the London Real Estate Forum, Steve Morgan, managing partner of Cluttons, said there will be a reduction in activity from the largest institutions

 

LREF2016: The EG 'How Likely Is It?' debate

LREF2016:Mayfair and St James"living on its past reputation," City of Westminster

Mayfair and St James has been "living on its past reputation, rather like the England football team," said City of Westminster director of planning, growth planning and housing, John Walker.

LREF2016: affordable offices will drive workplace community, Hackney

LREF 2016: Hackney Council's cabinet member for regeneration on how an affordable workspace housing provision would make Shoreditch sustainable

LREF2016: Crossrail 2 will displace some greenbelt, Michèle Dix

LREF 2016: Crossrail 2 managing director Michèle Dix says some green belt land may have to be displaced for new stations

LREF2016:What are the differences between London and New York?

Peter Victor, head of international desk at Cushman&Wakefield, and surprise guest discuss the differences between the two sister cities. 

LREF2016: Luxury hotels will suffer from housing shortfall

LREF 2016: London's housing crisis is having a major impact on the hospitality market, particularly 3-to-5-star hotels, according to Desmond Taljaard, managing director - hotels, London & Regional Properties.

By Rebecca Kent

rebecca.kent@estatesgazette.com