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  • One in five first time buyers have been given a hand by Help to Buy

    December 15, 2016

    One in five house purchases made by first time buyers are now being supported by the government's Help to Buy Isa. The scheme, which was started on 1 December last year, gives aspiring home owners a 25 per cent boost to their savings when buying a property worth £250,000 or less. The price limit rises to [...]

  • Chinese mega cities increase dominance in Schroders Global Cities 30 index

    December 15, 2016  |  City Talk

    Fund manager Hugo Machin explains the trends behind the latest moves in the Schroders Global Cities index Chinese cities had a strong showing in the first Schroders Global Cities 30 index, launched in the summer. In the first update to the index, that dominance has only increased. Four of the top five spots are now [...]

  • Canada’s newest skyscraper has another new tenant and it isn’t even built yet

    December 14, 2016

    One of the City’s newest skyscrapers on the block has secured another commercial tenant. Bermuda-based insurance provider Axis Capital have confirmed that they will move into 52 Lime Street, otherwise known as The Scalpel, by 2018. Insurance broker BPL Global has already bagged the 12th floor in the 35-storey structure, while Axis will take up residence on [...]

  • Loans to home buyers fell in October

    December 14, 2016

    Loans to home buyers fell by eight per cent in October, despite the amount borrowers are paying towards interest rates hitting a historic low. First-time buyers borrowed £4.5bn, a monthly decrease of eight per cent, and a year-on-year drop of two per cent, according to figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML). Read more: [...]

  • This is what will happen to house prices in 2017

    December 14, 2016

    How will the UK's favourite asset fare in 2017? It's safe to say that the Brexit vote has not caused the immediate and catastrophic housing crash that former chancellor George Osborne was predicting before the referendum. But the outlook for property next year is not particularly rosy.  Liberum analysts are expecting house prices to fall [...]

  • London has paid £15.1bn in property taxes

    December 13, 2016

    London has paid a massive £15.1bn in property taxes according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). New figures from the OECD show that the UK has the highest property taxes in the world, and London pays a fifth of the total collected. Read more: Top industry groups hit out at proposed changes [...]

  • UK house price growth slowed in October

    December 13, 2016

    House price growth slowed in October, with prices increasing 6.9 per cent in the year, down from seven per cent growth in September. The UK average house price was £217,000 in October, up £14,000 annually, but unchanged from the previous month, according to the Office for National Statistics. Read more: Bellway boosted by Help to [...]

  • Bellway boosted by Help to Buy

    December 13, 2016

    Bellway's share price was up two per cent this morning after the company said its sales grew by seven per cent, with reservations boosted by the government's Help to Buy scheme. The figures The housebuilder announced that its reservation rate was 176 per week for the 18 weeks from 1 August to 4 December, up from 165 per [...]

  • UBS just bought this former spice warehouse on the Southbank for £28.4m

    December 12, 2016

    In a show of confidence in London’s property market, the real estate arm of UBS has bought a former spice warehouse in London’s Butler’s Wharf from LaSalle Investment Management. The Swiss financial services firm bought India House, a six-floor office development, in a bid to own a piece of the dynamic Southbank precinct, which has [...]

  • Bean there, done that: Kraft Heinz is moving into the Shard

    December 12, 2016

    Until now, the Shard's tenants have been a mixture of media companies, swish hotels and restaurants and the odd finance giant. Now it has unveiled its new tenant – with a decidedly beanier flavour. Real Estate Management (REM), the company which manages the Shard, said Kraft Heinz is moving its European and UK headquarters to [...]

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