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  • UK house price growth slows to 1.9 per cent in May

    July 19, 2023

    The average price of a UK house cost £286,000 in May, according to new government data, with the figure being £6,0000 up on 12 months ago – but £7,000 below its September peak. Average UK house prices increased by 1.9 per cent in the 12 months to May 2023,  down from a revised 3.2 per [...]

  • Mace: Construction firm on track for £3bn revenues as it bolstered by international growth

    July 18, 2023

    Construction giant Mace has been bolstered by traction in its consultancy business and completions of landmark buildings abroad and in the UK (such as Battersea Power Station) during the year, hiking its turnover to £1.936bn.  The London-headquartered firm, which has plans to reach £3bn revenues by 2026, said that its consultancy business reached £500m in [...]

  • In defence of landlords, by the Bank of England

    July 18, 2023

    Few people in Britain draw as much scorn than landlords.         It’s easy to understand why. Young people shackled to renting see landlords as a barrier to their homeownership dreams.  Particularly in London, renters hate handing over a huge share of their monthly wage to property investors. Doing so stops them from using their cash [...]

  • Bank of England interest rate hikes trigger record £2.1 trillion UK wealth collapse, report claims

    July 17, 2023

    The Bank of England has engineered the largest contraction in UK household wealth on record by jacking up interest rates in response to scorching inflation, a new report out today has claimed. Asset values have collapsed by £2.1 trillion since early 2021, mainly driven by a sharp fall in bond prices in response to UK [...]

  • Nearly half of tenants struggle to pay rent with millions now facing ‘financial vulnerability’

    July 14, 2023

    Nearly half of tenants are struggling to pay their rent, with millions now spending more of their disposable income on renting costs than homeowners.  As the cost of living crisis has led many landlords to up the costs of rent, some 21 per cent of tenants report spending a higher proportion of their disposable income [...]

  • ‘They nailed it!’: Designers of Exchange Square by Liverpool Street Station awarded for ‘transforming’ area

    July 13, 2023

    A new park located in Liverpool Street has won an architectural award for its efforts injecting fresh greenery and leisure space into the busy Square Mile.  Exchange Square, which is situated at the back of Liverpool Street, was awarded ‘Building of the Year’ by the Worshipful Company of Chartered Architects’ (WCCA) – with the masterminds [...]

  • Shares tumble for struggling FTSE housebuilders: ‘The scale of challenge cannot be swept under carpet’

    July 13, 2023

    The share price of London FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 house builders all took a tumble this morning, as fresh reports highlighting the state of the property market dampened investor confidence.  Barratt was the hardest to fall this morning, with its shares sliding 4.67 per cent, as the group reported a 49 per cent decline [...]

  • Barratt Developments warns a ‘deterioration’ in demand for homes due to rate pain has hit hard

    July 13, 2023

    Barratt Developments has warned a “deterioration” in demand for homes has hit housebuilding hard, as a tumultuous mortgage market continues to pile on misery, with the group’s share price down over four per cent when markers opened this morning. The residential building company said net private reservation rate – the number of people putting their [...]

  • Michael Gove’s housing department hands £1.9bn back to the Treasury in ‘blow to developers’

    July 12, 2023

    Michael Gove’s department returned £1.9bn of housing money to the Treasury claiming it was unable to spend it, leaving industry insiders baffled. The sum comprised money to pay for new house building projects, including affordable homes, and to conduct building safety remediations. Joshua Bond, founder and managing director of Bond Land, called Gove’s move “the [...]

  • Five Rightmove ads that show how screwed the London rental market is

    July 12, 2023

    London’s rental market is hellish, with landlords selling up to avoid hefty mortgage payments and its supply pool dwindling daily, renters in the capital have their work cut out for them trying to find a place to call home.  City PM has trawled the pages of Rightmove to showcase some of the ‘premium’ pads on [...]

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