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  • This is what the property industry wants from the Autumn Statement

    November 18, 2016

    The big day is almost here – Autumn Statement day. The housing crisis has been at the top of the political agenda for years, but successive governments have failed to get a handle on it. Chancellor Philip Hammond is promising new funding to help get Britain building, but the property industry wants a range of [...]

  • People are pretty confident UK house prices rose this month

    November 18, 2016

    Forget the slightly precarious economic situation both at home and across the pond – UK households are fairly confident the price of their properties have risen this month, new research has suggested. Knight Frank's house price sentiment index was at 55.3 points in November – suggesting the overall view is that prices were up during [...]

  • House prices at the top end of the London market are down 5.4 per cent

    November 18, 2016

    House prices at the top end of the market are faltering due to stamp duty reforms – and estate agents are calling for the government to reverse the trend for the sake of the wider property market. Prices in the top quarter of the London market dropped 5.4 per cent between the second quarter of [...]

  • Sterling’s slide spurs international buyers into looking for a London home

    November 18, 2016

    The slide in sterling since the Brexit vote has encouraged foreign buyers into the London property market. The proportion of international buyers increased six per cent in the third quarter, as compared to the second, according to research from Fionnuala Earley, residential research director at Hamptons International. The proportion of international buyers now sits at 29 [...]

  • Focus On Lewisham: Historically undervalued, Lewisham is undergoing a major upgrade

    November 17, 2016

    It may surprise you to learn that Lewisham, that underloved pocket of South East London, is one of the fastest growing boroughs in the capital. Since the arrival of its DLR station and the rise of Canary Wharf – a wealthy neighbour where employment has quadrupled in the last 10 years – it’s become an increasingly [...]

  • New architecture tour of the National Theatre celebrates 40 years of Brutalism on the banks of the Thames

    November 17, 2016

    “This is a public building, so you’re welcome to come up whenever you’re passing,” is the repeated refrain of our tour guide for the evening at the National Theatre. And it’s worth repeating as it’s a fact we often forget about many of London’s most famous landmarks. We’re uncommonly lucky to live in a city [...]

  • The number of new affordable homes in England more than halved last year

    November 17, 2016

    The number of new affordable homes in England fell by more than half last year, new figures have suggested. Figures from the Department for Communities and Local Government showed the number of new affordable homes built in 2015-2016 fell to 32,110, down from 66,600 the year before.  The figures, which take in newly-built affordable homes [...]

  • Mortgage lending falls more than £1bn in October

    November 17, 2016

    Mortgage lending in the UK dipped by £1.2bn in October compared with the previous year, according to data from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML).  But despite the five per cent year-on-year decline, the figures were slightly above the trend for the last six months, in which mortgage lending averaged £20.1bn. They held on to post [...]

  • London investment firm buys Paris’ largest hotel

    November 16, 2016

    A London-based property group has bought the largest hotel in Paris. Henderson Park, an investment firm set up by former Goldman Sachs executive Nick Weber, purchased Le Meridien Etoile for €365m (£314m). It was the first purchase for the firm, which was launched in September 2016 and is investing in real estate across Europe. The group bought the hotel [...]

  • This is how much beer pubs have to sell to combat nexy year’s rise in business rates

    November 16, 2016

    The country will have to drink heavily from 2017 onwards if pubs are to avoid a massive hit when business rates increase next April. Business rates have been re-evaluated for the first time in seven years, and the new rate of tax will come in at the beginning of April next year. Analysis from business rates specialists [...]

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