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  • Millions of Londoners slip into housing nightmare as rents are now higher than before pandemic while landlords pull out

    March 14, 2022

    All UK regions experienced year on year room rent increases in February, with London seeing the biggest increases since before the pandemic began. London average room rents now stand at £796  per month, having reached lows of £703 (March 2021) during the pandemic, according to the data by SpareRoom, shared with Morning Wire this morning. [...]

  • Oligarchs’ London mansions are ‘gold bricks to launder money’ says Sadiq Khan as Mayor labels UK refugee response ’embarrassing’

    March 14, 2022

    London Mayor Sadiq Khan described properties owned by Russian oligarchs in London as “gold bricks used to launder money”. Repeating his call for some to be used to house refugees from Ukraine, he said it would be a form of “poetic justice”. He told Times Radio: “I, for some time, with others, have been complaining [...]

  • The Office Group and Fora to merge in deal that would see 3.1m sq ft of office space

    March 14, 2022

    The Office Group and Fora have announced plans for a merger, in a bid to become the “premier flexible workspace company in the UK and Europe.” The deal is subject to regulatory approval but the combined group would comprise 72 premier locations totalling 3.1 million sq. ft. A combined portfolio would cover London and Cambridge, [...]

  • Furlough scheme pushed back age of first-time buyer to 34

    March 14, 2022

    Despite a property market boom during the pandemic, the furlough scheme pushed back the average age of first time buyers by up to two years. The government’s initiative may have given a lifeline to millions as Covid restrictions plunged society into chaos, but its long term impact has reportedly been to stall many people’s ability [...]

  • Rental market now ‘in full swing’ after strong recovery from pandemic low

    March 11, 2022

    The rental market has returned to “full swing” from the pandemic low as stock levels fell dramatically from this time last year. With all Covid restrictions lifted, tenants are once again looking for a place to call home, with just 64,839 rental properties listed across these 21 major UK cities, according to numbers shared by [...]

  • Property developer Berkeley on track to hit targets despite ‘volatile’ trading environment 

    March 11, 2022

    Property developer Berkeley said it was on track to meet its performance targets today despite a “volatile” trading environment continuing to ramp up costs and put pressure on the firm’s supply chain.

  • House completions for properties outside London up by staggering 667 per cent

    March 11, 2022

    There has been a significant spike in house completions for properties outside of London and Manchester with some areas having up to a 667 per cent rise. Apart from England’s two main population centres, the top 10 growth areas were in outlying towns, new figures from Paragon Bank shows. Milton Keynes led the way, experiencing [...]

  • MPs call on government to reverse plans to force landlords to pay for cladding remediations

    March 11, 2022

    Cross-party MPs have criticised the government’s building safety policies as “piecemeal measures”.  A  proposed cap for fixing building defects that are not cladding should be scrapped, a report from the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (LUHC) Committee has concluded today. The report was a response to policies set out by housing secretary Michael Gove earlier [...]

  • Boss of Purplebricks steps down at troubled estate agent

    March 10, 2022

    The boss of online estate agent Purplebricks has quit his role because of “personal circumstances.” Vic Darvey’s departure was announced on Thursday, with the CEO set to leave at the end of this month. Shares were up 4.2 per cent when trading closed on Thursday night. Chief operating officer Helena Marston will step into the [...]

  • Home sales continue to soar as buyers keen to move despite rates hike

    March 10, 2022

    Home sales surged last month with strong demand from buyers not letting up, even in spite of an uplift to increase rates. The latest RICS Residential Market Survey reported a net balance of nine per cent more respondents saying sales were increasing. This represented the strongest reading since May 2021. The survey also reported a [...]

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