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Bridgeman Arts

Inhabitants at the Mariensfelde Refugee Transit Camp in Germany, US Vice President Lyndon Johnson visits and greets cheering crowd, 1961

Pre-K - Higher Ed
The Mariensfelde Refugee Camp (4 millions have fled East Berlin). Children, families and the elderly receive rations, soup is served. Lyndon Johnson walks through hopeful crowd in Mariensfelde. Leaving the camp from his open-top car, the...
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Bridgeman Arts

Somewhere Decent to Live 1967 part 7 - woman at home, council block, mother and child

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip from a documentary type account of the provision of new housing for Londoners. Looks at London's housing shortage, the work of the Greater London Council. Surveys opinions of tenants rehoused on GLC estates as to their new houses...
Stock Footage1:53
Bridgeman Arts

Somewhere Decent to Live 1967 part 8 - family at home, demolition site, council housing

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip from a documentary type account of the provision of new housing for Londoners. Looks at London's housing shortage, the work of the Greater London Council. Surveys opinions of tenants rehoused on GLC estates as to their new houses...
News Clip4:13
Bloomberg

Miller Samuel CEO Expects Weaker Year for Manhattan Real Estate

Higher Ed
Apr.02 -- Jonathan Miller, president and chief executive officer of Miller Samuel Inc., discusses the Manhattan real estate market with Bloomberg's Vonnie Quinn on "Bloomberg Markets."
News Clip5:43
Bloomberg

Fmr PBOC Adviser Li Says Key in China-U.S. Talks Is Rhetoric

Higher Ed
May.08 -- Li Daokui, who was on the People's Bank of China’s advisory board in 2010-2012 and now runs the Center for China in the World Economy at Tsinghua University in Beijing, talks about the trade negotiations between the world's two...
News Clip4:42
Bloomberg

Breaking Down China’s Property Market

Higher Ed
Apr.15 -- Ryan Li, head of China property research at JPMorgan, discusses China’s March property prices data and his outlook for the property market. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: China Open.”
News Clip5:01
Bloomberg

Huge Buying Opportunity in the Stocks Pullback, Tigress CIO Says

Higher Ed
Dec.26 -- Ivan Feinseth, chief investment officer at Tigress Financial, discusses the outlook for U.S. equities, the economy and why he sees opportunities in industrial and retail stocks. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
News Clip4:11
Bloomberg

London's Prime Housing Slowdown Is Spreading, Hamptons Says

Higher Ed
Nov.29 -- Aneisha Beveridge, head of research at Hamptons International, discusses the London and wider U.K. housing market on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe." Bob Parker, investment committee member at Quilvest Wealth Management, comments...
News Clip3:11
Curated Video

San Francisco mayor pledges sanctuary city role

Higher Ed
In her first state of the city address, San Francisco Mayor London Breed swiped Wednesday at the White House over civil rights, pledged a ballot measure to speed up the construction of affordable housing, and vowed to take advantage of a...
News Clip2:12
Bloomberg

Blackstone's Jon Gray Says He's Bullish on U.S. Housing

Higher Ed
Nov.28 -- Jonathan Gray, Blackstone Group LP president and chief operating officer, comments on the state of the U.S. housing market during an interview with Bloomberg's Jason Kelly at Bloomberg's The Year Ahead summit in New York.
News Clip4:31
Bloomberg

How Are the Protests Affecting Hong Kong's Property Market?

Higher Ed
Aug.09 -- Gordon Tse, senior director at Midland Holdings, one of the largest real estate brokerages in Hong Kong, talks about the city's property market. Midland provides residential, industrial and commercial property brokerage...
News Clip3:56
Bloomberg

U.S. Senators Press Ahead With Hong Kong Bill

Higher Ed
Oct.16 -- U.S. Senators say they will move quickly on a bill supporting pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong despite threats of retaliation from China. The city has been rocked by months of unrest and a policy speech from Chief...
News Clip4:33
Bloomberg

Rightmove’s Shipside Sees Signs of a Slight Recovery in London’s Property Market

Higher Ed
Oct.21 -- Miles Shipside, commercial director at Rightmove, discusses the U.K. property market, London and the freezing of rents in Germany. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: China Open.”
News Clip3:07
Bloomberg

RBA Expected to Cut Rates Today, JPMorgan Securities Says

Higher Ed
Sep.30 -- Sally Auld, chief economist for Australia and New Zealand at JPMorgan Securities, talks about about Reserve Bank of Australia's policy and the economy. The majority of economists surveyed by Bloomberg predict the central bank...
News Clip2:10
Bloomberg

Why Hamptons Home Listings Are Surging

Higher Ed
Jul.25 -- Would-be home buyers in New York’s Hamptons are treading cautiously, resulting in a record 2,557 properties on the market at the end of the second quarter. Bloomberg's Oshrat Carmiel has more on "Bloomberg Markets."
News Clip2:39
Curated Video

Buttigieg tours temporary housing in Los Angeles

Higher Ed
Mayor Pete Buttigieg made a campaign stop Friday in Los Angeles at a Salvation Army Bridge Home Project.
News Clip2:30
Bloomberg

Fed’s Influence Reflected in U.S. Housing Data, BofA’s Cabana Says

Higher Ed
Dec.17 -- Mark Cabana, head of U.S. rates strategy at BofA Securities, and Lale Topcuoglu, senior fund manager at JOHCM, examine the Federal Reserve’s influence on the U.S. housing market as construction of new homes increased more than...
News Clip1:59
Bloomberg

U.K.’s Johnson Pledges Housing Revolution for Young Buyers

Higher Ed
Oct.06 -- U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised more generous home loans for millions of young first-time buyers as he vowed to use the coronavirus crisis as an opportunity to reshape the economy for the better. “We will help turn...
News Clip1:06
Bloomberg

Canada Housing May Be One of Biggest Bubbles Ever: Rosenberg

Higher Ed
Mar.10 -- David Rosenberg, chief economist and strategist at Rosenberg Research, says the Canadian housing market might be in one of the biggest bubbles of all time.
News Clip8:09
Bloomberg

The 'Captive Audience' for Housing Will Wane Late 2021: Rick Palacios

Higher Ed
May.10 -- Lower borrowing costs have fueled the pandemic housing market, increasing buying power for Americans looking for properties in the suburbs. Still, a shortage of available homes has driven up prices across the U.S. Rick...
News Clip1:40
Press Association

Housing minister marks centenary of Custom House burning in Dublin

Higher Ed
Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien marked the centenary of the burning of Custom House in Dublin.
News Clip6:15
Bloomberg

Amundi's Defend: Q2 Will Bring Higher Inflation

Higher Ed
May.11 -- The economic recovery and commodity rally, relating to the pick up in the economy, are some of the factors that will drive up inflation says Monica Defend Global Head of Research, Amundi. She speaks with Yousef Gamal El-Din and...
News Clip0:51
Curated Video

Pres. Biden Declares Major Disaster In Winter-Ravaged Texas

Higher Ed
Texas, Oklahoma and surrounding states were slammed with an unexpected deep freeze over the week.
News Clip1:41
Press Association

Sinn Féin’s Lynn Boylan: If Dublin Bay South elect us it would 'send earthquake through government'

Higher Ed
Sinn Féin’s Lynn Boylan speaks about the issues in the Dublin Bay South constituency ahead of the by-election.