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  • Coronavirus: Knight Frank and Rightmove call for stamp duty holiday to reignite market

    April 20, 2020

    Estate agent Knight Frank and property platform Rightmove have both backed a stamp duty holiday as part of a package of measures to reignite the housing market after the coronavirus lockdown is lifted.  The companies have separately called for a stamp duty holiday to be among a range of measures designed to stimulate the market, [...]

  • Foxtons targets £22m equity raise amid London house prices blow

    April 17, 2020

    Foxtons estate agent has proposed a major £22m share sale representing about 20 per cent of issued stock as it furloughs staff. The £22m equity raise will allow Foxtons to repay its revolving credit facility and to boost its liquidity in the face of the coronavirus shutdown. The share sale would bolster its cash balance [...]

  • Coronavirus: Barratt Developments furloughs 85 per cent of staff

    April 16, 2020

    Housebuilder Barratt Developments today announced it has temporarily laid off 85 per cent of its staff through the government coronavirus job retention scheme.  Furloughed employees will receive full pay until at least the end of next month, the company said this morning.  The developer also said both the executive and non-executive teams had agreed to [...]

  • Coronavirus: Banks approve 1.2m mortgage holidays amid financial strain

    April 14, 2020

    More than 1.2m UK households have agreed mortgage holidays with their banks, figures have shown, as the coronavirus crisis causes borrowers unprecedented financial stress. Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced on 17 March that households with mortgages would be entitled to three-month payment holidays, meaning payments would be suspended. It was part of an unprecedented coronavirus response [...]

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  • Airbnb restricts UK bookings to key workers due to coronavirus

    April 9, 2020

    Airbnb has blocked UK bookings for all customers except key workers during the coronavirus lockdown.  UK listings still appear on the platform however bookings were blocked from 9am today unless they are essential. The restrictions will stay in place until at least 18 April.  Under the government lockdown restrictions, all hotels and other accommodation providers [...]

  • Coronavirus: Redrow secures £300m facility through BoE’s emergency scheme

    April 9, 2020

    Housebuilder Redrow has secured a £300m lending facility under the Bank of England’s emergency coronavirus financing scheme. The developer, which has furloughed 80 per cent of its staff using the job retention scheme, is also in talks to extend its existing revolving credit facility by £100m to £350m.  Redrow said this morning that it expects [...]

  • Calls for stamp duty holiday as UK house prices set to fall amid coronavirus crisis

    April 9, 2020

    The government has been urged to take action to support the housing market, including a stamp duty holiday, as UK house prices are forecast to drop due to coronavirus. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) has called for a stamp duty holiday as a “short term measure”. It said it could encourage potential buyers [...]

  • UK coronavirus lockdown: Property sales plunge 70 per cent

    April 7, 2020

    Property sale agreements have plummeted since the UK coronavirus lockdown restrictions were introduced, according to the latest research.  The number of agreed sales has plunged 70 per cent since the government measures, which urged people not to move house, were enforced on 23 March.  Sellers have not pulled their properties off the market, but the [...]

  • UK house prices face unpredictable blow from coronavirus after March rise

    April 7, 2020

    UK house prices jumped in March, before the impact of the coronavirus lockdown was felt. House prices were up three per cent year on year. However, on a monthly basis, UK house prices were flat. The average UK house price was £240,384 last month, according to the latest Halifax research. However, the outbreak of coronavirus [...]

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