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  • More UK home sellers are getting above asking price than at any time since Brexit vote

    April 26, 2021

    The number of UK properties that sold for more than the original asking price jumped to the highest level in more than six years last month. The latest research showed that 16 per cent of homes sold for more than their initial price tag in March, compared to 11 per cent in February. This is [...]

  • Boost for first-time buyers as more ultra-low deposit mortgages hit the market

    April 24, 2021

    In a further boost to first-time buyers, more lenders are bringing 5 per cent deposit mortgages onto the market. New deals announced by Metro Bank and Cambridge Building Society are not part of a new government-backed mortgage guarantee scheme which was launched this week to increase the availability of 5 per cent deposit loans. Major [...]

  • One in five aspiring first-time buyers lives with family or friends to save cash

    April 22, 2021

    More than a fifth of aspiring first-time buyers have moved in with family or friends since the coronavirus crisis started, according to research published this morning. Some 22 per cent of people hoping to buy their first home in the next two years have moved in with parents, in-laws or friends since March 2020, Halifax [...]

  • Top-end homes in Mayfair and St James’s offloaded at 20 per cent below asking price

    April 22, 2021

    Several prime central London postcodes are seeing homes sell at a considerable discount of up to 20 per cent per square foot, according to new data shared with Morning Wire this morning. In many areas there is a notable difference between the expectations of home sellers and the price that buyers are willing to pay, [...]

  • Commercial landlord AEW UK to pay dividend as science and medical properties boost portfolio value

    April 22, 2021

    Commercial property landlord AEW UK Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit) has announced a quarterly dividend payment as life sciences and medical sites recorded a jump in value during the pandemic.  AEW, which mainly owns industrial sites across the UK and has some exposure to the retail, office and leisure sectors, said it will pay an [...]

  • Pandemic impact: Another 100,000 UK businesses tumble into financial distress

    April 22, 2021

    Almost 100,000 more UK businesses have tumbled into financial distress in the past three months as the impact of the pandemic continued to weigh on firms, according to new research published this morning. The latest quarter Red Flag Alert report by insolvency specialists Begbies Traynor found that around 723,000 businesses were in “significant financial distress” [...]

  • Hammerson completes retail park exit with £330m sale to Canadian private equity player

    April 21, 2021

    Property giant Hammerson has confirmed that it has sold seven retail parks to private equity firm Brookfield in a £330m deal that completes the retail landlord’s exit from the struggling sector. The £330m price tag represents an eight per cent discount to the 31 December book value of £357m, and the deal concludes Hammerson’s disposal [...]

  • UK house prices rise at fastest rate since 2014

    April 21, 2021

    UK house prices soared in February at the highest growth rate recorded in more than six years – but London lagged behind the rest of the country. Average house prices across the UK increased 8.6 per cent in the year to February, up from eight per cent in January. This is the highest house price [...]

  • M&G reopens property fund after flogging retail assets

    April 20, 2021

    M&G has reopened its property portfolio after flogging its retail assets more than a year after it froze dealing in the fund amid a surge in investor withdrawal requests. The asset management giant said today it will unfreeze the funds for dealing from 10 May. It suspended the property portfolio in December 2019 amid a [...]

  • Nationwide to lend first-time buyers five times their income on long-term mortgage

    April 20, 2021

    First-time buyers with deposits as low as 10 per cent will be able to borrow five and a half times their income when taking out a longer-term mortgage, the UK’s biggest building society said this morning. Nationwide Building Society said that under its “helping hand” initiative, first-time buyers across the UK will have the option [...]

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