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  • Berkeley Group holds guidance on robust trading despite Covid-19 hit

    September 4, 2020

    Property developer Berkeley Group today maintained its guidance for the full year after reporting better-than-expected trading during the coronavirus outbreak. The FTSE 100 housebuilder held its forecast for pre-tax profit of £500m and confirmed its plan to return £280m to shareholders per year. Berkeley said it now expected a more even split in profit between [...]

  • Coronavirus: Is the pandemic the final nail in the coffin for property funds?

    September 2, 2020

    As the economy starts to reopen after lockdown, the commercial property sector is looking to bounce back from what has been a difficult year.  But the vast majority of the UK’s open-ended property funds remain suspended after they were closed as the coronavirus outbreak took hold. And a recent consultation from the Financial Conduct Authority [...]

  • UK house prices recover from lockdown to hit all-time high in August

    September 2, 2020

    UK house prices recovered from a lockdown-inspired dip to hit an all-time high last month. Annual UK house price growth picked up 3.7 per cent in August, according to Nationwide’s house price index. Prices rose two per cent month-on-month, after taking account of seasonal factors. The average UK house price rose to £224,123, up from [...]

  • UK house prices: Will the surge last or is it a bubble?

    September 2, 2020

    UK house prices surged to an all-time high last month as pent-up lockdown demand and chancellor Rishi Sunak’s stamp duty cut stimulated the market. The average UK house price rose to a record £224,123 in August, up from £220,935 in July. Bombastic estate agents greeted the figures with glee, variously describing UK house prices as [...]

  • Barratt shares rise on strong forward sales despite Covid-19 hit

    September 2, 2020

    Shares in Barratt Developments rose today as it announced strong forward sales despite taking a hit from the coronavirus lockdown. Forward sales at 23 August stood at 15,660 homes valued at £3.7bn, compared to 13,064 homes valued at £3bn last August. Barratt shares rose 5.7 per cent to 532p this morning. The company today scrapped [...]

  • UK mortgage lending rises in July as housing market picks up post-lockdown

    September 1, 2020

    UK mortgage lending accelerated in July, a latest sign of a post-lockdown bounce-back in the housing market, and consumers returned to borrowing, data from the Bank of England showed today. Mortgage approvals jumped to 66,300 from just under 40,000 in June and seven times higher than their coronavirus pandemic low of barely more than 9,000 [...]

  • UK house prices to ‘hold firm’ in 2020 despite Covid-19 crisis

    August 27, 2020

    UK house prices are set to hold firm for the rest of the year despite the looming recession and rising unemployment sparked by the coronavirus crisis.  Annual house price growth has been sustained at 2.5 per cent as demand continues to outstrip supply, despite fears that the pandemic would cause property values to plunge.  According [...]

  • London landlord Grosvenor pays for tenants to extend Eat Out to Help Out

    August 26, 2020

    West End landlord Grosvenor will pay for its Mayfair and Belgravia tenants to continue to offer half price meals throughout September to boost visitor numbers in central London.  The property company said it will fund the £10 discount offer after the government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme comes to an end on 31 August.  [...]

  • High demand for prime property leads market rebound

    August 24, 2020

    High demand for so-called prime property has led the UK housing market’s post-lockdown rebound, new data from estate agents Knight Frank revealed today. Since markets reopened in mid-May, the UK market has surged back at a surprisingly swift pace due to the release of a tide of pent-up demand.  According to the research, the biggest [...]

  • Square Mile builder: It’s time to get London back up and running

    August 20, 2020

    “I’ve been getting on trains for six weeks and not once have I felt uncomfortable because I wasn’t able to socially distance,” says Square Mile construction firm Mace’s chief executive Mark Reynolds. The company, which is headquartered in Moorgate in the heart of the City, is slowly encouraging staff to return to work at the [...]

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