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  • House builder Crest Nicholson reports mixed fortunes with completions up but post-tax profits dented by uncertainty

    January 17, 2023

    British housebuilding firm Crest Nicholson reported an uptick in revenue and completed homes last year despite continued disruption and pressure to supply chains.  The firm’s revenue up until October 2022 was up 16 per cent to £913.6m, up from £786m in the pandemic-affected 2021 report. Home completions also increased by 13.6 per cent to 2,734, [...]

  • House prices back on upward march to race past £667,000 in London

    January 16, 2023

    House prices are back on an upward march, sending the cost of the average home in London to over £667,000, a new survey out today shows. Search site Rightmove said today house prices in the capital jumped 0.2 per cent over the last month and 6.1 per cent annually. On a nationwide basis, prices climbed [...]

  • Why UK banks are not going to cause another financial crisis

    January 15, 2023

    UK banks are better prepared to withstand a jump in home loan defaults, cooling fears of a repeat of the financial crisis, analysts have told Morning Wire Strict affordability rules implemented after the 2008 banking crash have strengthened lenders’ loan books, meaning they are well insulated from a potential rise in defaults caused by last [...]

  • Londoners face unprecedented rent increases in 2023 as mortgage rates for landlords skyrocket

    January 13, 2023

    Tenants are struggling this January. Along with the rest of the nation, they’re dealing with a cost of living crisis, driven by rising energy prices, and adding to this pressure is the rising price of rent.  Moreover, landlords face unprecedented increases in mortgage rates, forcing them to up the rent. Tenants in London have endured [...]

  • Taylor Wimpey: Average selling price hits £350,000 as firm shrugs off mini budget housing chaos

    January 13, 2023

    The average selling price for private completions increased six per cent to more than £350,000 according to one of the UK’s largest construction companies. Taylor Wimpey released its 2022 overview today, saying total completions were a shade under last year’s at 13,154, compared to 14, 302. It said of the completions, more than a fifth [...]

  • Average London rents near £1,000 and are unlikely to fall in 2023 – SpareRoom

    January 12, 2023

    UK rent prices soared to their highest peak ever in the final quarter of 2022, inching closer to the £1000 mark, according to new data published today. Flatshare site SpareRoom reported that London rents for the last quarter of 2022 were up 22 per cent on the same period the previous year, taking the average [...]

  • Persimmon warns of sales slide as interest rate rises push up the cost of mortgages

    January 12, 2023

    Persimmon achieved sales at the top end of its 2022 guidance, despite the mortgage crisis and the wider economic downturn in the second half of the year. The York headquartered company, one of the UK’s largest housebuilders, sold 14,868 new homes last year a rise of two per cent compared to 14,551 in 2021. The [...]

  • FCA says more than 750,000 at risk of mortgage default as interest rates rise

    January 11, 2023

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned that more than 750,000 people are at risk of defaulting on their mortgage in the next two years. In a letter sent to the Treasury Select Committee on December 14,  the regulator said that at the end of June 2022, there were nearly 200,000 regulated mortgages in payment [...]

  • Home REIT faces legal threat from biggest tenant over £5.5m rent relief deal

    January 11, 2023

    Troubled social housing investor Home REIT is facing a legal challenge from its biggest tenant after trying to renege on a £5.5m rent relief deal it struck due to the dilapidated state of its properties, Morning Wire can reveal.

  • Inheritance tax: London property nets HMRC £820,000 in death duties on average, double other regions’ intake

    January 9, 2023

    Property makes up half the wealth of estates in London paying inheritance tax (IHT) – around twice as much as most other regions, according to a retirement specialist. An HMRC Freedom of Information (FOI) request from retirement specialist Just Group revealed that in 2019-20, the latest financial year of available data, property accounted for 50 per cent [...]

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