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Scholarly books. Research reports. One editorial standard.
Publishing output from Futures House Limited scholarly books through Futures House Publishing, and a growing series of research reports across finance, real estate, and policy. Editorial standards designed for serious work in the AI era.
A scholarly imprint dedicated to a faster route from manuscript to market.
Futures House Publishing typesets, designs, and distributes scholarly monographs, course companions, edited volumes, and policy-facing titles. Distribution runs through major global retail channels via print-on-demand and supported digital formats.
The model is direct: authors retain rights, we deliver speed, design, and reach. Manuscript to market in weeks, not years without compromising academic integrity, design standards, or ownership.
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Artificial Intelligence in Commercial Property and Infrastructure
Throughout the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, the fundamental formula for success in commercial real estate has been remarkably stable. It was a game of capital, connections, and an intuitive feel for the market. The winners were those who could acquire the best assets, secure the cheapest debt, and cultivate the deepest relationships. The language of our industry was one of cap rates, deal structures, and net operating income. That era is over. Artificial intelligence is not merely a new tool to be added to the existing model. It is a universal solvent, fundamentally changing the chemistry of value creation and competitive advantage. It is rewriting the rules of the property industry with a speed and finality that many are failing to appreciate.
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Planning Objections as Real Options: A Case for Fee-Based Reform in the UK
A real options analysis of UK planning objection rights, with a five-principle reform framework
Download PDF →Progressive Taxation as Contingent Claims: Income Risk, Equity and Fiscal Sensitivity
A contingent-claims analysis of progressive income tax, formalising fiscal sensitivity through option greeks and identifying a volatility-creep mechanism in crisis-period fiscal dynamics.
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