The Reflexive Disaster of the 1970s

I think for one, the very first thing anyone should take away from this conversation is go case by case on assets. Take a look at the actual asset in question, and run your own numbers wherever possible. And then the second thing that occurs to me is, I'm going back quite a long time now, but I actually remember when central London wasn't quite as glossy and sleek as it is today. What can I say I may be aging myself or dating myself but the 70s. Lots of things were were not, you know, we'd had a longer period of a lack of prosperity.