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  • Drivers in Camden, Tower Hamlets and Lambeth among worst offenders in UK

    March 10, 2022

    London is home to some of the worst drivers in the country, with Camden in particular having the fourth-worst record for crashes nationally. Four key London authorities have among the highest number of accidents per 100,000 registered vehicles, new figures show this week.  The culprits were Camden, Tower Hamlets, Lambeth, and Westminster, with other areas [...]

  • Savills profits surge as global real estate market comes roaring back

    March 10, 2022

    Estate agent giant Savills reported a surge in profits today as the housing market came roaring back from a pandemic-induced slowdown in 2020.

  • As the Queen moves out of Buckingham Palace, any new occupant would pay £250m deposit with monthly mortgage of £1m

    March 9, 2022

    With the Queen moving out of Buckingham Palace to ‘work from home’ at one of her castles, research has found it would cost almost £250m just for a deposit to purchase the London landmark – with up to £3m a month in loan payments.  In her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee year, the nonagenarian has left the [...]

  • HMRC owes construction workers close to £1.5bn following pandemic property boom

    March 8, 2022

    Almost £1.5bn is owed to Britain’s construction workers by the taxman following the pandemic property boom, according to new data shared with Morning Wire today. It is estimated that more than 1m people working in the sector could be owed a tax refund, after the industry “weathered a particularly fierce storm” to keep Britain building [...]

  • London firefighters battle major blaze in the City as Aldgate tower block fire leads to road closures

    March 7, 2022

    A major fire is currently raging near Aldgate East station as dozens of firefighters are battling a huge blaze. Social media images have shown smoke across Canada after a fire appears to have broken out on one of the floors of the Crawford Building on Whitechapel High St. The London Fire Brigade [...]

  • House prices increase at fastest annual pace since 2007 as property values jump by almost 11 per cent

    March 7, 2022

    House prices increased at the fastest annual pace since 2007 in February to reach a new record high, according to an index. At 10.8 per cent, the annual rate of house price growth was the strongest since June 2007, Halifax said. The increase took the average house price across the UK to a new record [...]

  • South Kensington’s The Exhibitionist Hotel sold for £10.6m

    March 7, 2022

    BNP Paribas Real Estate has sold the iconic The Exhibitionist hotel in South Kensington for £10.6m to an undisclosed buyer. Following a competitive bidding process on behalf of its unnamed client, the 37-bed freehold boutique hotel on Queensberry Place was snapped up for 15 per cent over its quoting price; it is the first time [...]

  • House price growth not set to slow down this spring

    March 7, 2022

    The rate of house price growth has been underpinned by a frenzy of house-hunters while stock levels for properties remain low. According to estate agent Knight Frank, there is no indication that annual house price growth will return to single digits this spring. Annual UK house price growth accelerated to 12.6 per cent in February [...]

  • Sadiq Khan: Sell Russian oligarchs’ property and luxury goods to fund Ukraine aid

    March 6, 2022

    The Mayor of London has urged ministers to immediately seize the assets of Russian oligarchs and sell them to fund support to Ukraine. Sadiq Khan has said property and possessions belonging to Putin allies should be seized before these Russians can have a ‘fire sale’ to dodge sanctions. The Mayor has called for possessions such [...]

  • As first time buyers save for an average of four years, half of them give up on ownership dream

    March 5, 2022

    First-time buyers are saving for an average of four years in order to raise the deposit to get on the property ladder, new research showed today. The number of first-time buyers rose to nearly 410,000 last year with average deposits estimated at around £53,935  but affordability is still being squeezed with house prices estimated to [...]

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