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  • High rents force three in four hospitality businesses to consider restructure or insolvency

    October 5, 2020

    73% of London-based hospitality and leisure operators are considering a restructure or insolvency as a result of the economic impact of the ongoing pandemic. Advisory firm Cedar Dean, which surveyed 230 hospitality and leisure businesses with around 2,000 venues across the UK, found that rental obligations are currently the most pressing issue. 86% of London-based [...]

  • Businesses plan long-term return to office despite home working boom

    October 5, 2020

    Most businesses will resume using their offices after the coronavirus crisis, despite a shift towards home working, according to a survey of company directors.  The research found that 74 per cent of directors said they would keep increased home working arrangements, and half said they would reduce their long-term use of the office following the [...]

  • DTZ Investors backs London rental market with £70m co-living project

    October 5, 2020

    London real estate firm DTZ Investors will provide £70m for a new “collective living” development, in a show of confidence in the capital’s rental market despite the impact of the coronavirus crisis. The Earlsfield development will be the second property delivered through the fund set up last year by DTZ Investors and co-living firm The [...]

  • UK housing market continues strong recovery as prices surge

    September 30, 2020

    UK house prices rose by five per cent in September compared with a year previous according to the latest data from Nationwide. The building society said the annual rate of growth was at its highest in four years as the post-lockdown recovery continued. Its lending data revealed that there had been a 0.9 per cent [...]

  • Retail rent arrears to exceed £2bn after third quarter

    September 29, 2020

    Retail rent arrears could exceed £2bn after today’s third quarter payment deadline, property industry body Revo has warned.  The organisation said this morning that less than 50 per cent of rent due is expected to be paid by operators as the coronavirus crisis continues to impact the high street.  So far this year the unpaid [...]

  • Debate: Should Sadiq Khan be allowed to freeze London rents for the next two years?

    September 17, 2020

    Mayor of London Sadiq Khan yesterday said that rents should be frozen in London to prevent a predicted wave of evictions caused by Covid-19. He called for new powers to prevent any rent increases for two years in the capital, warning that half a million people could face eviction because of arrears built up during [...]

  • LGIM set to reopen property fund in October

    September 16, 2020

    LGIM will reopen its property fund in October, seven months after the coronavirus crisis forced it to suspend dealing. In an update today, LGIM said its authorised fund manager, L&G Unit Trust Managers, intends to reopen the property fund and its feeder fund on 13 October. The board is now “confident” in lifting the suspension [...]

  • Government extends ban on commercial evictions until end of 2020

    September 16, 2020

    Businesses cannot be evicted by landlords for getting behind on rent payments until the end of 2020, the government said today, announcing an extension on an earlier policy. The moratorium on commercial tenant evictions may deepen the rift between retailers and landlords, as the high street continues to struggle amid dampened footfall. The government is [...]

  • Official figures confirm jump in UK house prices

    September 16, 2020

    UK house prices jumped in June after the property market reopened and a wave of pent-up demand was released, the government’s Land Registry has confirmed. Average house prices in the UK rose by 3.4 per cent in the year to June 2020, official figures showed. That was up from the 1.1 per cent increase in [...]

  • Housebuilder Redrow takes £35m hit on pulling out of London market

    September 16, 2020

    Redrow’s profit sank 66 per cent in the last financial year due to the “profound impact” of the coronavirus pandemic, which prompted the housebuilder to take a £35m hit on pulling out of the London market. The figures  Turnover for the year plunged 37 per cent to £1.34bn as the number of completions plummeted due [...]

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