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  • New builds: Homes on the market in London this week, from a Battersea tower to a former camera factory

    October 25, 2019

    Shoreditch Exchange, Shoreditch From £785,000 for a one-bed Two new show homes have just been launched at Regal London’s Shoreditch Exchange. Located on Hackney Road, the development includes 184 one, two and three-bed apartments with access to cinema rooms, a gym and roof terraces, as well as a WeWork office. The show homes, one of [...]

  • What are reservation agreements, and could they really stop gazumping?

    October 25, 2019

    A sale falling out of bed at the eleventh hour is one of the biggest bugbears for those wanting to move home. But the government has now proposed a solution in the form of ‘reservation agreements’, which it now plans to trial early next year. Under this system, which is common in Europe, both buyers [...]

  • Property of the Week: This Regent’s Park mansion was the setting for a Victorian scandal

    October 25, 2019

    Owning a neoclassical mansion in Regent’s Park would be quite nice in itself. Buy this former ambassadorial residence that has just come to the market on Cumberland Terrace, though, and you will also be able to retrace the steps of 19th century royalty, artists and high society. The grade I-listed, five-bedroom mansion was built in [...]

  • Focus on Victoria: Once just a train station, this central postcode now has an identity all its own

    October 25, 2019

    There was a time not so long ago when Victoria was a train station, not an area. You could be ‘near Victoria station,’ but not ‘in Victoria’. Happily, it’s now made the transition thanks to an explosion of new bars, shops, offices and restaurants which have put the district firmly on the map. “For many [...]

  • Opinion: Uncertain times are leading to London property ‘microclimates’

    October 25, 2019

    The fluctuations and instability experienced by the capital’s housing market continue to be underpinned by, for want of a better phrase, ‘Brexit uncertainty’. A market once dictated by patterns and trends has been shaken by political turbulence, leaving buyers and sellers with little direction on how to navigate it, which is ultimately resulting in inconsistencies [...]

  • UK mortgage approvals slip to six-month low

    October 24, 2019

    The number of new mortgages approved by UK banks fell to a six-month low in September, survey data has revealed, suggesting Britain’s property market is slowing as Brexit uncertainty continues. Read more: UK house prices suffer slowest October rise since 2008 Banking trade association UK Finance said banks gave the green light to 42,310 loans [...]

  • Wework plans to axe up to 4,000 jobs

    October 23, 2019

    Wework is planning to axe up to 4,000 jobs as Softbank launches a turnaround plan after taking control of the business earlier this week.  The redundancies will reduce Wework’s global workforce of 14,000 people by just under 30 per cent.  Read more: Softbank takes control of Wework Wework is seeking to move its cleaning operation [...]

  • Exclusive: Flexible office space firm Central Working falls into administration

    October 23, 2019

    London-based flexible office space group Central Working has collapsed into administration. The co-working business, which hosts 1,850 companies across 11 sites in the UK, has appointed administrators from independent advisory firm Quantuma. Read more: Softbank seizes control of Wework in deal making Adam Neumann a billionaire A letter to tenants seen by Morning Wire said [...]

  • UK commercial property rental values boosted by office and industrial sector

    October 22, 2019

    Rental values in the UK prime commercial property market rose slightly in the third quarter driven by a strong performance in the industrial sector.  UK commercial property values were up 0.4 per cent as industrial and office rental values increased 1.7 per cent.  Read more: Sharp rise in property values for UK’s top shared office [...]

  • Softbank seizes control of Wework in deal netting Adam Neumann $1.7bn

    October 22, 2019

    Softbank has won approval from Wework’s board to take control of the struggling office space company, in a deal that nets co-founder Adam Neumann $1.7bn (£1.3bn) but severs most of his ties with the firm. Neumann will also step down from Wework’s board, the Wall Street Journal reported. Read more: Wework creates committee to mull [...]

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