<b><b>Close to home</b></b><br> Widespread reports that Tony Pidgley Junior plans a career break by building a house behind the beach on a desirable corner of Barbados has tempted other young high-flyers in the industry to invest in swimming trunks, suntan lotion and new Raybans in the hope of joining his team. <p></p><p>Their optimism may be misplaced. It seems Tony Junior is keen to establish a new operation on this side of the Atlantic - in central London, in fact- before he introduces a touch of the Berkeley lifestyle to the Caribbean. </p><p>John Hunter of Northacre, where impecunious investors still await a maiden dividend, confirms that lengthy conversations with Young Tony did take place.</p><p> &amp;"I am not really in a position to comment,&amp;" he says, &amp;"but it is my hope that we might be able to provide some service to him in his new vehicle. He has been very active in the industry since he left Berkeley, and is clearly not going to be marking time.&amp;" </p><p><b><b>Brazier bagged</b></b><br> As expected, former Taywood Homes chief Stephen Brazier has been swiftly snapped up following his sudden departure from Taywood during the merger with Bryant. </p><p>Malcolm Harris, tipped by many as ready to take …