It is often said that one of the best ways to assess the economic prosperity of a place is by counting the number of cranes that dot the skyline. On that measure, the southeast of England – a large and diverse area encompassing 19 counties that includes the Thames Valley, Kent and Sussex – is booming.
“With all the money from Europe pouring in, you cannot move for cranes,” says Vizards Wyeth managing partn
er Jason Rowley (pictured).
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