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  • Homeowners on edge as inflation and interest rates rise: What is next for UK mortgage rates?

    July 26, 2022

    Many people up and down the country will be feeling the financial strain of the cost-of-living crisis, and this’ll only add more pressure on the monthly budgets of millions of UK mortgage homeowners and of those currently looking to buy. With the Bank of England’s base rates having risen to 1.25 per cent in June [...]

  • Dexters snaps up sixth rival agency in 12-months in London property boom

    July 25, 2022

    London estate agents Dexters yesterday snapped up its sixth competitor in the past year, as it looks to make significant headway in the capital’s booming property market.   Dexters declined to comment on the price of the agreement, but industry sources believe the deal for Conran was a seven-figure sum. “London has bounced back from [...]

  • Business rates: Thousands of businesses go bust whilst waiting for rebates

    July 25, 2022

    Thousands of business sites have foundered in while waiting for rebates over property taxes, according to new data. Research by real estate advisory firm Altus Group has showed that 3,165 business premises, including offices, factories, shops, pubs and restaurants, entered insolvency whilst they were awaiting the result of a business rates challenge. Business rates are [...]

  • Exclusive: Pensioners should get stamp duty break if they downsize home, house-buyers’ group says

    July 25, 2022

    To ease the housing crisis, pensioners may be pushed into downsizing their homes and getting a tax break on stamp duty in return. The National Association of Property Buyers (NAPB) said the incentive would free up supply of housing and cool house prices, while also redoing the need for equity release. This comes after the [...]

  • Investment in London’s commercial property market drags as economic woes deepen 

    July 25, 2022

    London’s commercial property market took a hit in the second quarter of 2022 as investment declined amid a weakening economic outlook, according to data by BNP Paribas. Central London properties experienced an eight per cent investment drop at £4.5bn compared to Q2 last year, with the number of office deals transacting at less than half [...]

  • No property policies: Lack of housing ideas from Truss and Sunak branded ‘deeply alarming’

    July 24, 2022

    Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss need to put tackling the housing crisis at “the top of their list” if they become Prime Minister, a major housing association told Morning Wire this morning. The National Association of Property Buyers said a whole generation of people faced being unable to own or rent a property due to [...]

  • Bosses at Countryside hail best quarter of the year amid C-suite turmoil

    July 21, 2022

    Bosses Countryside Partnerships have hailed its latest trading quarter, after a turbulent start saw its CEO, and later its chairman, swiftly exit the company. The FTSE housebuilder’s adjusted revenue has grown 20 per cent to £219m in the three months to 30 June, up from £183m in the same period last year. However, in January, [...]

  • Property and rent price rises speed up as low stock and inflation grip households

    July 20, 2022

    The pace of property and rental price rises in the UK has sped up, according to the latest figures, as a cost of living crisis shrinks household budgets. Rents in the UK rose by three per cent in the year to June, up from 2.8 per cent in the 12-months to May. House prices increase [...]

  • Shaftesbury boss assures that London’s slipping footfall will be over soon

    July 18, 2022

    The boss of West End landlord Shaftesbury Capital has assured that despite falling footfall levels in London’s heat, it will not be for long. “People are going to avoid city centres because they’re the hottest places,” Brian Bickell told Morning Wire today, adding that “By the weekend people will be back to doing the things [...]

  • Derwent London sells £85m office block to fund eco-buildings in the capital

    July 18, 2022

    Derwent London has sold off a Westminster office building for £85m, as the developer looks to pump capital into its carbon neutral projects, as the capital braces for a heatwave. The windfall from the sale has crystallised the company’s profits early, the company’s boss said today. The south west wing of Bush House, some 103,700 [...]

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