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  • House prices up almost 10 per cent on last year as London’s average reaches £544k

    November 16, 2022

    House prices increased almost 10 per cent on last year but were unchanged over August and September, new figures have revealed. The Office for National Statistics’ house price data showed a 9.5 per cent jump over 2022 to September, down from 13.1 per cent in August 2022.  House prices however remained unchanged since August 2022, [...]

  • British Land portfolio value dwindles as economic downturn weighs on real estate

    November 16, 2022

    British Land, one of the largest property trusts in the UK, has had its portfolio value dwindle in the past six months as the economic downturn weighs on real estate. The London-listed group reported underlying profit growth of more than 13 per cent to £136m. However, its portfolio value sank three per cent, dragged by [...]

  • HMRC sues EY following dispute over property tycoon’s tax affairs

    November 15, 2022

    HMRC has filed a High Court lawsuit against EY over alleged misrepresentations to the UK tax authority in relation to British property investor Jamie Ritblat’s tax affairs. The case relates to a broader dispute between HMRC and the Tory donor over taxes on £141m in profits from Ritblat’s Delancey property investment firm, the Financial Times [...]

  • Landsec books nearly £200m loss as it shrinks presence in London

    November 15, 2022

    British property investment trust Land Securities, known as Landsec, has booked a nearly £200m loss over the past six months as interest rates sting. It follows a £275m profit in the same period last year, as the company retreats out of London. Landsec, one of the largest office leasers in London, has cut the capital’s [...]

  • Barclays makes green property push by giving eco-friendly home owners £2,000

    November 15, 2022

    Barclays bank said this morning it plans to run a trial to pay back customers who install new insulation, heat pumps or solar panels, among other solutions. Barclays will start paying up to £2,000 to its mortgage holders to help them green their home as three in four say they cannot afford the changes they [...]

  • Not a good Monday for home sellers as UK house prices dive by £4k+ in just one month

    November 14, 2022

    The average price tag on a home fell by more than £4,000 in November compared with the previous month, according to new industry figures released this morning. Across Britain, the average price of a newly marketed home in November is £366,999, Rightmove said. The £4,159 drop in the average asking price compared with October equates [...]

  • Mayor of London reiterates calls for two year rent freeze amid ‘crisis’ facing capital’s renters

    November 14, 2022

    The Mayor of London has reiterated calls for an immediate rent freeze in the capital as London average rental prices are more than double that in other UK areas. Sadiq Khan said he would host an emergency summit over the challenges facing renters in the city, echoing previous calls for a two-year rent freeze. Tenants [...]

  • Purplebricks shareholder seeks to oust chairman once again

    November 9, 2022

    Purplebricks shareholder Lecram Holdings has once again sought to oust the online estate agents’ chairman following months of lagging growth. The digital agent confirmed today that it had received an order from Lecram to host a general meeting, in which shareholders will be asked to consider removing chairman Paul Pindar as a director of the [...]

  • Taylor Wimpey on track for £922m full-year profit despite increasing cancellations

    November 9, 2022

    Taylor Wimpey remains on track to deliver a full-year operating profit of around £922m despite reporting an increase in cancellation rates.  In the last six months, the home builder reported a net private sales rate of 0.51 homes per outlet per week – down 44 per cent on last year’s levels. Cancellation rates also rose [...]

  • Lenders need to ‘step up’ to support customers, says FCA chief

    November 7, 2022

    The City watchdog said that lenders need to “step up” to support their customers today as they are battered by soaring mortgage rates and rising prices this year.

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