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  • Empiric Student Property sees rentals rise even with lockdown learning

    June 7, 2021

    Empiric Student Property, which owns and operates student accommodation, has seen rentals rise despite the impacts of the pandemic on students, while applications from Chinese students have spiked. Applications for the upcoming academic year show encouraging growth, the company said this morning, as Chinese applications grew by 21 per cent, despite the ongoing tension between [...]

  • First-time buyers offered new homes at up to half price under government scheme

    June 5, 2021

    First-time buyers in England will be able to apply for a discount of up to 50 per cent on a new build home under a government project launched today. The First Homes scheme will help people onto the property ladder, which experts believe could spark a scramble for properties and further bolster the house price [...]

  • Survey: Skimpy pay packets stop most Londoners from buying dream home

    June 4, 2021

    Skimpy pay packets were the most likely reason Londoners could not get their dream home, according to a survey today, as the average budget for a capital property has swelled to £384,130. Earnings stopped 33.05 per cent of those surveyed by Money, while deposit building and mortgage availability were the next two big worries for [...]

  • Lenders hand out most mortgages to first-time buyers in nearly 20 years

    June 3, 2021

    Banks and building societies handed out more mortgages to first-time buyers in March than any time since 2002. Across the UK, 42,330 mortgages were issued to first-time buyers in March, marking the highest monthly total since December 2002 when 44,000 were advanced, according to trade association UK Finance. Many people who would have taken their [...]

  • City sees highest monthly take-up of office space in more than a year

    June 3, 2021

    Take-up of office space in Canada has reached its highest monthly total since April of last year, according to new figures, while demand for space across Central London, including the City, has risen by 6 per cent to 10.1m sq ft. In April, City take-up reached 337,631 sq ft, according to real [...]

  • UK Residential Reit looks to raise £150m in stock market float

    June 2, 2021

    The UK Residential Reit today unveiled plans for an initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange as it looks to cash in on the UK’s housing shortage. The real estate investment trust, which was set up to invest in privately rented residential properties outside London, is targeting total proceeds of £150m plus an issue [...]

  • Brits borrowed billions in April as housing market boomed

    June 2, 2021

    Mortgage borrowing hit £3.3bn in April as house prices rose at their fastest rate in five years, a trend driven largely by the extension of the stamp duty holiday. April’s mortgage borrowing was significantly lower than March’s £11.5bn figure, however, according to the latest figures from the Bank of England, despite mortgage approvals hitting 86,900, [...]

  • 0.99 per cent mortgages hit the market as battle for home buyers heats up

    June 1, 2021

    Competition in the mortgage market is heating up with the launch of new 0.99 per cent rate deals. Nationwide Building Society will launch a 0.99 per cent mortgage on Wednesday for home owners looking to remortgage. The two-year fixed-rate deal will be available for borrowers with a hefty 40 per cent deposit and also has [...]

  • Bank of England carefully monitoring rising house prices, says Cunliffe

    June 1, 2021

    The Bank of England is carefully monitoring the rise in house prices which has been largely fuelled by the extension of the stamp duty holiday. A year ago activity in the housing market collapsed in the wake of the first lockdown with transactions dipping to a record low of 42,000 in April 2020.  Since then [...]

  • Nine Elms: Two £10m ‘sky villas’ in London’s tallest residential tower to go on sale

    June 1, 2021

    London’s tallest residential tower will begin selling apartments this week, starting from just under £1m for a one-bedroom flat. The 53-storey skyscraper, in the £3bn One Thames City development on Nine Elms, has two 3,900 square foot “sky villas” at the top of the building – which are looking to cost around £10m each. A [...]

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