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  • UK government sets up first ever pavilion at Mipim to drum up business ahead of Brexit

    March 1, 2017

    The UK government is setting up its first ever pavilion at property’s most important trade event to drum up international investment ahead of Brexit. At Mipim in Cannes thousands of investors, developers and property moguls will meet to do business – and socialise on multi-million pound yachts. Read more: Vincent Tchenguiz is getting a new superyacht – but [...]

  • British Land and Oxford Properties have sold the Cheesegrater for £1.15bn

    March 1, 2017

    British Land and Oxford Properties have exchanged contracts for the sale of the Leadenhall Building to C C Land for £1.15bn. Shareholders of the Hong Kong-listed C C Land must now approve the sale before it can be completed. Tim Roberts, head of offices and residential, British Land, said: "British Land and Oxford Properties took [...]

  • The Chelsea house price plunge: here’s how low prices will go

    March 1, 2017

    Stamp duty changes rocked the central London housing market last year as buyers became less keen to fork out thousands of pounds in transaction taxes for homes worth over £1m. Asking prices on high-end homes in London's most affluent boroughs were slashed – some by as much as 30 per cent – as home-movers sought [...]

  • UK house prices rose by just £600 last month

    March 1, 2017

    UK house price growth was flatter than yesterday's pancakes in February, with prices inching up just 0.6 per cent between January and February. That works out at an average of £600. Figures published by Nationwide showed prices grew 4.5 per cent in the year to February, up very slightly from January's 4.3 per cent. The [...]

  • A new wave of foreign millionaires is poised to buy ultra-exclusive London property thanks to the weak pound

    February 28, 2017

    Another wave of foreign millionaires is poised to buy up ultra-exclusive homes in London, after the weak pound turned property in the capital into an increasingly enticing proposition, a new report has suggested. The Ultra Prime Barometer Report suggested buyers from the US, Middle East and India were all getting ready to take advantage of [...]

  • Derwent London’s shares rise on new lettings and special dividend

    February 28, 2017

    Office developer Derwent London's share price climbed this morning after it lifted its final dividend by 25 per cent and also announced a special dividend. The figures In its results for the year ending 31 December, Derwent posted a net rental income growth of 5.2 per cent, up from £138.7m in 2015 to £145.9m last year. The [...]

  • Taylor Wimpey’s profit jumps over 20 per cent

    February 28, 2017

    Taylor Wimpey left 2016 on a high, reporting this morning that its profits jumped more than 20 per cent last year. The figures Profit before tax jumped 21.5 per cent, from £603.8m in 2015 to £733.4m last year, and revenue rose 17.1 per cent year-on-year from £3.14bn to £3.68bn. Read more: Safe as houses? London [...]

  • For sale: The Cheesegrater – as British Land comes closer to flogging the Leadenhall Building for £1bn

    February 28, 2017

    One of London's tallest buildings has been put up for sale by its owners – with reports suggesting it could go for as much as £1bn. British Land said this morning it is in "advanced discussions" regarding a sale of the Leadenhall Building, aka the Cheesegrater.  Property bible CoStar said British Land had instructed agents to [...]

  • Out-Trumping Trump: How one company is getting more towers than Donald Trump

    February 28, 2017

    Want to have as many tower blocks named after you as Donald Trump without having to build any of them? Forbes, the American business magazine publisher, has come up with a plan. The privately-owned company added property to its other three strategic pillars of print and digital media and branding back in 2013, with a plan to [...]

  • UK property sector pays tribute to the late Irvine Sellar

    February 27, 2017

    Irvine Sellar, the man who built the Shard, has passed away after a short illness, aged 82. The news has come as a shock to many in the property industry, with tributes pouring in to honour the man who built the UK's tallest building during a recession.  Nick Candy, chief executive of Candy Capital, said: [...]

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