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  • Waltham Forest house prices see sharpest jump since 2002

    November 25, 2021

    The London boroughs of Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster and Canada have marked the largest jump in house prices in London since 2002. Unsurprisingly, prices in leafy Kensington and Chelsea shot up by £863k in two decades. This was an increase of 223 per cent. Westminster prices saw a £600k jump. However, the [...]

  • First time buyers face significant barriers as earnings lag behind soaring house price growth

    November 25, 2021

    First time buyers are facing significant hurdles to raising a deposit as they come up against high prices relative to average earnings. House price growth has surpassed earnings growth over the past year and the ratio of house prices to earrings has hit a record high, the Nationwide House Price Index set out. A 20 [...]

  • Post-Brexit vote of confidence: German real estate giant Coros lands in London as it opens office in Soho

    November 24, 2021

    German real estate company Coros is expanding into the UK as the firm has opened an office on Kingly street in Soho. The firm said it considers London as a gateway to Europe for international investors who are seeking access to Germany and other European markets. In addition to sourcing real estate projects, Coros’ London [...]

  • New build quality board selects ombudsman as redress plans for disappointed buyers move forward

    November 24, 2021

    Disappointed buyers of shoddy new-builds are one step closer to the formation of a new body that would provide redress. The New Homes Quality Board – which oversees the quality of new-build houses – has announced that The Dispute Service has been selected to be the New Homes Ombudsman.  The ombudsman will be independent and [...]

  • Plans to require Airbnb-style rentals to obtain licence from local council Scotland move in Scotland

    November 23, 2021

    New government proposals in Scotland will require properties that are used for short-term lets and Airbnb-style rentals to get licences from the council. Ministers want to tackle the growth of Airbnb-style rentals in popular tourist areas such as Edinburgh and will ask individual councils to set the requirements for granting a licence while allowing uncapped [...]

  • Take a look: Department store titan’s former Park Lane apartment on sale for £19.5m

    November 23, 2021

    Harry Selfridge’s Park Lane apartment – the man behind the British department store Selfridge’s – has gone up for sale for a dear £19.5m. The Brook House apartment, being sold by estate agency Wetherell, boasts a front seat view of Hyde Park, with small glimpses of the rest of London, including its iconic red buses, [...]

  • Don’t wait till after Christmas to sell your property

    November 18, 2021

    There was a time when the property market could quite logically be split into seasons. But, such is the disruption to all our usual timetables and routines, that is no longer the case. The seemingly never-ending chain of events that impacted the the market in recent years, from tax changes and SDLT holidays to Brexit [...]

  • Property of the week: Country charm meets city pad

    November 18, 2021

    If decamping to a country house sounds like the dream move for you and your family, but you don’t actually want to sever ties with the capital, then this could be the perfect solution – no compromise needed. Heathview Gardens sits over four floors and covers 8,584 sq ft. The clue to its desirability lies [...]

  • Grainger resilient against pandemic side effects as pre-tax profits soar

    November 18, 2021

    The UK’s largest listed residential landlord Grainger has reported a higher pre-tax profit after revenue was driven by roaring housing demand.  In results for the year ended 30 September, the property firm declared profit before tax up 53 per cent. What’s more, adjusted earnings rose two per cent while like-for-like rental growth saw a one [...]

  • House of Fraser flagship Oxford St store to shut as firm warns of ‘inevitable’ further closures

    November 17, 2021

    The House of Fraser flagship store on Oxford St is set to permanently close, in another blow to the capital’s shopping district. Frasers Group said it had been served notice by the landlord to close the site, after an application for planning permission to redevelop the site was given the green light.  A spokesperson for [...]

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