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  • Why off-street parking could add 20% to the price of a top London property

    July 20, 2021

    When you think of the bleeding edge of the PCL property market, of the difference between a £3m flat in Chelsea and one that’s worth a mere £2m, you might conjure images of exquisitely-preserved period features or green rooftop oases. But the prime concern may be something a little more prosaic: off street parking. As [...]

  • £15bn worth of London homes sit empty, as Londoners squabble over supply

    July 20, 2021

    The value of London’s homes sat empty has racked up to £15bn, according to new data, as a rung on the property ladders edges further away from Londoners. London has made a name for itself as a destination for ultra-wealthy buyers to snap up prime real estate as assets and holiday homes, while prospective homeowners [...]

  • Exclusive: Argyll Club COO on the future of Canada

    July 19, 2021

    As England lifts most Covid-related restrictions from today, Morning Wire sits down with Emily Smith, chief operating officer of flexspace provider The Argyll Club, to zoom in on the future of the Square Mile post-pandemic. Smith is a true industry veteran, with 20 years’ experience and stints at IWG, Regus, The Crown Estate and Grosvenor. Now, she sits at the helm of The [...]

  • Shortfall of 225,000 properties as average house price jumps to £338,447

    July 19, 2021

    Across Britain, the average asking price for a home is now £21,389 higher than it was just six months ago. The average price tag has jumped to a new record high for the fourth month in a row, reaching £338,447 in July, according to property website Rightmove. The website said the first half of this [...]

  • Lenders set to increase interest-free periods on credit cards

    July 15, 2021

    Households could be offered longer interest-free periods on credit cards over the summer, according to a survey of lenders. Banks and building societies also anticipate that mortgage availability to households will rise, according to the survey published by the Bank of England. The Bank’s Credit Conditions Survey is carried out every quarter to help it [...]

  • City suburbs, commuter towns and coastal locations record biggest jumps in rent

    July 15, 2021

    City suburbs, commuter towns and coastal location have recorded the biggest rises in rent for tenants last year. Property portal Rightmove said that towns such as Rochdale, Folkestone and Farnham have seen asking rents jump by more than 25 per cent. Their survey showed that as Covid restrictions started to ease, there was a greater [...]

  • High risk clients: Furloughed workers and self-employed with Covid grants refused mortgages

    July 15, 2021

    Furloughed workers and self-employed people who have received government grants during the pandemic have been refused mortgages by some of the UK’s major banks. This comes as some brokers argued that banks see people who have received Covid-related grants as high risk. Two of the UK’s biggest high street banks, NatWest and the Royal Bank [...]

  • Blackstone locks eyes on property market with $5.1bn AIG housing assets deal

    July 15, 2021

    Private equity firm Blackstone is set to splash $5.1bn on housing assets from the American International Group (AIG), as it locks eyes on the affordable property market. AIG is also set to sell a 9.9 per cent stake in its life and retirement business to Blackstone for a further $2.2bn. Blackstone agreed to a “long-term strategic [...]

  • Savills suspends manager over racist tweet as social media firms enter hot water

    July 14, 2021

    Estate agent Savills has suspended a manager after he posted a racist tweet after England’s Euro final defeat on Sunday. The investigation is now being spearheaded by the Greater Manchester Police, as the manager claimed his Twitter account was hacked. People took to Twitter to share the employee’s LinkedIn page which showed where he worked [...]

  • House prices: Property market slowdown good for long term stability

    July 14, 2021

    Long-term stability in the housing market could be on the cards thanks to a gradual slowdown in house price growth and easing of government support, according to industry observers. Figures published by both Zoopla and Rightmove show that, although house prices are still outperforming the same period in 2019, growth compared with April and May [...]

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