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  • Rising mortgage rates sends demand for homes down 18 per cent, new data shows

    July 28, 2023

    Rising mortgage rates has reduced demand for homes by 18 per cent, Zoopla’s latest House Price Index revealed today. This weaker demand, coupled with rising supply, saw UK house price growth shrink to 0.6 per cent for June, down from 9.6 per cent for the same month last year. The estate agent said it expects [...]

  • Foxtons profit jumps despite ‘challenging’ sales market

    July 27, 2023

    Foxtons reported a jump in profit for the first half of the year, but warned that the wider sales market “continues to remain challenging”. The estate agency posted £6.1m in pre-tax profit, up from £4.3m year on year.  Foxtons said that overall revenue for the period was up nine per cent to £70.9m as “strong [...]

  • Hammerson: Paris and Croydon disposals leave £1.2m dent but revenues rise

    July 27, 2023

    Hammerson reported a loss of £1.2m after the disposal of its stakes in  Croydon and Paris shopping centre developments, while its revenue rose eight per cent. The property developer’s loss in its half-year results this morning was made against a £50.3m profit compared to last year.  This comes after the shopping centre giant sold its [...]

  • Gove planning shake-up: ‘We need housing today, not tomorrow’

    July 24, 2023

    Michael Gove will loosen planning laws to allow vacant shops to be converted into homes as part of his latest efforts to tackle the UK’s housing crisis.  On Monday the minister for housing and levelling up revealed a slew of planning reforms as well as a further commitment to building over 1m new homes across [...]

  • London office investment slumps to 14-year low

    July 24, 2023

    London office investment slumped to a 14-year low in the second quarter of the year, new data shows, as high interest rates stifled momentum built up in the early months of the year.  Some £1.2bn was spent on London offices last quarter, a 59 per cent drop on the £2.9bn spent in the previous quarter [...]

  • Inland Homes welcomes second CEO in under 12 months

    July 24, 2023

    Inland Homes has revealed its new chief executive alongside plans for a £4m acquisition of rival North Country Homes. The London-listed real estate development firm has appointed Jolyon Harrison as head of the company.  This is the company’s third CEO in a short period of time, as former chief Stephen Wicks stepped down last September [...]

  • London rents hit record high

    July 21, 2023

    Average asking rents in London have hit record highs of £2,567 per month, new data shows, with tenants in the capital now paying a third more than they were pre-pandemic. Renters in the capital are forking out £559 more every month compared to the same period in 2019, a new study by Rightmove shows, as [...]

  • The Square Mile and Me with Rowland Thomas on the energy of the City and its changes over time

    July 20, 2023

    Each week we ask a City figure to take a trip down memory lane. Today, it’s Rowland Thomas, Close Brothers property finance managing director What was your first job?  At the local greyhound kennels spreading sawdust on the training runs.  I was accidentally paid double rates – £1 instead of 50p per hour – which [...]

  • Mortgage costs slip for first time since May as Bank of England rate bets cool on inflation drop

    July 20, 2023

    Mortgage rates have dropped for the first time in two months, sparked by banks passing on a reduction in interest rate bets after yesterday’s better than feared inflation figures. The average rate on two-year mortgages fell to 6.79 per cent yesterday from 6.81 per cent, according to financial data provider Moneyfacts. It is the first [...]

  • Vistry reports 22 per cent slide in home completions as rate hikes bite

    July 20, 2023

    Vistry Group said the number of homes it completed during the quarter was down 22 per cent compared to the same period last year, as surging mortgage rates continue to hit UK housebuilding companies.  The London-listed firm blamed a “tough” economic climate for the decline, with the housebuilder completing 2,847 homes in the period down [...]

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