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  • London hotel room rates drive revenue growth at PPHE

    October 31, 2019

    FTSE 250 hotel group PPHE, which operates Park Plaza hotels, reported revenue growth in the third quarter driven by a strong performance at its London destinations.  The company, which is also developing two London Art’otels in Battersea and Hoxton, said like-for-like revenue increased 5.6 per cent to £120.2m in the three months to the end [...]

  • Falling London house prices hit Foxtons’ revenue

    October 31, 2019

    London estate agent Foxtons reported falling sales revenue in the third quarter as house prices in the capital took a hit.  Sales revenue slumped 15 per cent to £8.4m, down from £9.9m as ongoing political uncertainty led to lower volumes, falling prices and fewer high value sales. Read more: Foxtons chair steps down after turbulent [...]

  • Crest Nicholson shares slump after profit warning

    October 31, 2019

    Shares in Crest Nicholson slumped this morning after the FTSE 250 housebuilder issued another profit warning as new chief executive Peter Truscott outlined a strategic overhaul of the business.  In a trading update this morning the developer said profit before tax, is expected to be between £120m to £130m for the year to 31 October, [...]

  • Is your house killing you? Why some people think paint, carpets and furniture could be poisonous

    October 31, 2019

    Think back to the last time you redecorated a room. Did you paint a wall? Lay a new carpet? Buy a shelving unit with a Swedish-sounding name? According to some housebuilders, architects and designers, all of these things could be making you ill. They say that many common types of paint, carpets, flooring, kitchen and [...]

  • London homes take longer to sell than other UK cities

    October 30, 2019

    Property owners seeking to sell their homes in London could be forced two wait an extra two weeks compared to other major UK cities, as the capital suffers from weak market conditions.  Residential properties now take 14.5 weeks to sell, more than one month longer than it took to complete a sale in 2016.  Read [...]

  • Mortgage approvals boosted as buyers rush ahead of Brexit

    October 29, 2019

    Mortgage approvals were boosted last month as prospective buyers rushed to complete home purchases ahead of the 31 October Brexit deadline date.  The latest figures from the Bank of England (BoE) showed mortgage approvals for house purchases reached 65,919 in September after falling to a three-month low of 65,681 the previous month.  Read more: New [...]

  • Hammerson consults shareholders over executive pay concerns

    October 28, 2019

    Property developer Hammerson is continuing to consult shareholders after two resolutions, including its remuneration report, faced investor backlash at the company’s latest annual meeting.  The shopping centre landlord, which owns Birmingham’s Bullring, said that the remuneration report was approved by shareholders, but noted that 29.7 per cent of the votes were against the policy.  Read [...]

  • New rules announced to help UK mortgage prisoners

    October 28, 2019

    The City watchdog has removed barriers to help trapped mortgage customers switch to a better deal. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) today confirmed the introduction of new rules to help so-called mortgage prisoners, which are consumers who would benefit from switching but are unable to change to a more affordable mortgage despite being up-to-date with [...]

  • Government ‘should overhaul’ stamp duty to boost housing market

    October 27, 2019

    The government should slash stamp duty to help boost housebuilding and encourage people to buy their own homes, a new report has stated. Stamp duty is the second most unpopular UK levy behind inheritance tax, and a gradual rise in rates has meant the average buyer in England pays £2,300 when they buy a property. [...]

  • Legal Q&A: Should I invest in an apartment building with exterior cladding?

    October 25, 2019

    The Grenfell Tower fire in 2017 brought into sharp focus the fire risks posed by flammable external wall systems known as ‘cladding’. From a buyer’s perspective the presence of cladding will impact a number of areas, not least the ability to obtain a mortgage, potential remedial costs and the future saleability of the property. Commonly, [...]

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