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  • Rents continued to climb in July – but the rate of growth is slowing

    August 9, 2016

    Rents kept climbing in July – but the rate of growth is cooling in the second half of the year. According to data from Homelet, rents agreed on new tenancies in the UK over the past three months increased by 2.3 per cent as compared to the same period last year – excluding London. Read [...]

  • Savills investment management launches €300m fund

    August 8, 2016

    Savills investment management has launched a €300m fund on behalf of two Italian investors. The Mercury fund has been launched for CONAD, the largest independent retailer consortium in Italy, and the Italian insurance group Gruppo Cattolica Assicurazioni. The fund will allow three CONAD cooperatives to sell and lease back retail properties across central and northern Italy on long-term leases, [...]

  • Office capital values in Canada hit after the Brexit vote

    August 8, 2016

    Commercial property capital values fell in July due to heightened uncertainty after the Brexit vote, and offices in Canada were the worst hit. Capital values fell by 3.3 per cent, according to CBRE's monthly index, with the value of offices in Canada falling by 6.1 per cent. Read more: Commercial and City [...]

  • Here’s how much the UK government made from property taxes last year

    August 8, 2016

    Anyone who thought this year's stamp duty hike on second homes was a bit harsh, we suggest you look away now: new research has suggested the government made a whopping £67bn on stamp duty, council tax and business rates last year.  According to figures from the Taxpayers' Alliance (TPA), the government raked in £1.8bn or 2.8 per cent more in 2015 [...]

  • Commercial and City property prices crumble following Brexit vote

    August 7, 2016

    The extent of damage to commercial property prices caused by the UK vote to quit the European Union will be laid bare this week. Analysts at UBS Asset Management expect figures from Investment Property Databank to show on Friday that commercial property values fell by four per cent in July with the value of City offices [...]

  • Good, bad, ugly? Nobody can agree on what the recent house price data means

    August 5, 2016

    Halifax said this morning that house prices fell between June and July and that annual and quarterly rates of house price growth are slowing. Morning Wire has heard talk of buyers wanting 10 per cent off the price of properties because of the Brexit vote, and earlier this week, Knight Frank said prices for high-end houses in [...]

  • Which Olympic-themed streets have the highest house prices? Zoopla answers the question no one was asking

    August 5, 2016

    In the grand scheme of questions we had about the Rio 2016 Olympics ("Will all the buildings actually be finished by tonight's opening ceremony?", "Could those swimming trunks be any smaller?", etc), "does having the word 'Bolt' in my street name affect the value of my house?" wasn't one of them. But the good people at online [...]

  • Housebuilder Bellway’s share price climbs after positive set of results

    August 5, 2016

    Residential property builder Bellway's share price climbed this morning after a strong set of results, rising 4.19 per cent in morning trading. But the company said it is "cautious" about how many sites it acquires after to the Brexit vote. Bellway added: "Since the result of the EU referendum, there has been some modest caution from a [...]

  • House prices fell month-on-month in July, and quarterly price growth has slowed

    August 5, 2016

    House prices fell between June and July – but there was growth year-on-year, Halifax data released this morning has shown. Property values in the three months to July were up by 8.4 per cent compared to the same period last year, according to the Halifax house price index. Prices between May and July were 1.6 [...]

  • Olympic jump! Here’s how far house prices have gone up in the area near London’s Olympic Park

    August 5, 2016

    With the Rio 2016 Olympic Games kicking off today, it seems like an appropriate time to reflect on the London Olympics – and how they affected house prices. Research from Lloyds Bank has shown that house prices near the Olympic Park have risen by 53 per cent since September 2012, up from an average of £286,638 [...]

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