The Olympic hangover?

By Roxane McMeeken Roxane McMeeken Roxane McMeeken 2006-08-11T00:00:00

‘The people working on Stratford may well say they don’t want the area to be a building site during the Games, so lets not build until after 2012,’ – Joe Martin on the proposed Stratford City redevelopment (left)

The Olympics will provide plenty of work over the next six years, but what happens afterwards? Could there be a major downturn, or are we overestimating the impact of the Games on the market? Roxane McMeeken weighs up how painful the 2012 hangover could be

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