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  • Office provider Workspace welcomes office return as occupancy rates rise

    October 7, 2021

    Office-space provider Workspace has said it experienced a strong pick-up in activity last month as the UK gained momentum for the office return.  Customer demand improved in the second quarter with an an average of 935 enquiries and 138 lettings per month Like-for-like rent roll was up 2.1 per cent in the first six months [...]

  • Canary Wharf skyscraper faces uncertain future as China cracks down on builders

    October 6, 2021

    Many development projects in London are in limbo as Beijing is cracking down on overleveraged firms and casting a pall of uncertainty on their ability to bankroll their ventures. Greenland, a major Chinese real estate developer which rushed to London in post-recession boom along with many others, is reportedly struggling to finish ‘Spire’, which when [...]

  • Interest in multi-million pound London homes picks up

    October 6, 2021

    Home buyer interest in London’s market for homes listed at £2m and above has jumped 5.8 per cent. Interest in properties £10m and above rose 1.8 per cent in the third quarter, the Prime London Demand Index by estate agent Benham and Reeves showed. In the £2m and above market, Wandsworth in the city’s south-west [...]

  • Suburban and countryside rents outpace urban prices

    October 6, 2021

    Asking rents in suburban and rural areas have soared over the course of the pandemic, compared to minimal growth in urban areas. Renters seeking homes further away from city centres had resulted in more residential areas jumping 11 per cent since the start of the Covid pandemic.  Urban areas have marked a rise of just [...]

  • Sir Philip Green’s wife spent millions on London homes as BHS collapsed

    October 5, 2021

    Sir Philip Green’s wife spent millions on London properties while thousands of employees working at now-collapsed BHS prepared to lose their jobs.  Details of Lady Tina Green’s spending were laid bare in the ‘Pandora Papers – leaked offshore financial documents published by the BBC. Tina Green used a company located in the British Virgin Islands [...]

  • Sinic Holdings becomes latest firm to get caught up in Evergrande’s downward spiral

    October 5, 2021

    Sinic Holdings has become the latest firm to be caught up in the downward spiral set off by Evergrande, the Chinese behemoth considered too big to fail by market analysts. Fitch ratings downgraded Sinic today after it defaulted on its debt interest payment. The firm is uncertain to honour a $246m bond repayment due later [...]

  • UK has nearly 1,800 more streets with average house price of £1m than a year ago

    October 5, 2021

    Britain counts nearly 1,800 more streets with an average house price of £1m or more compared to 12 months ago, according to fresh data shared with Morning Wire this morning. At least 11,673 streets in September 2021 had an average property price of £1m pus, which was 1,782 more than the 9,891 million pound streets [...]

  • Young Londoners want to stay in the city, but most are being priced out of properties

    October 4, 2021

    Most younger Londoners do not want to move out of the capital to afford a home, but current property prices remain the biggest obstacle to being a homeowner for more than half of them, according to new research. The research, from affordable housing developer Pocket Living, also found that just two in ten of London’s [...]

  • Investors inject £3bn into central London offices in third quarter

    October 4, 2021

    Investor interest in central London office buildings has returned with a vengeance, with spend surpassing pre-pandemic levels. Around £1.5bn was spent on City office buildings in the three months to September 30, according to preliminary data from real estate advisors JLL, compiled for the Evening Standard. It comes as office workers have made their return [...]

  • Schroders and Segro strike £345m industrial swap deal for seven warehouses

    October 4, 2021

    Schroders’ UK Real Estate Fund said this morning it has completed a significant swap deal with Segro which involves seven industrial assets based across the UK. The recently completed transaction consisted of the sale of Matrix Park, in Park Royal London and a £65m capital payment in exchange for the simultaneous purchase of a portfolio [...]

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