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  • Mortgage commitments plummet to pandemic levels as rate hike jitters spook housing market

    June 13, 2023

    The number of new mortgage commitments has fallen to the lowest levels since the Covid pandemic as speculation the Bank of England’s will keep on hiking interest rates rattles the market.  As the central bank raised interest rates for the 12th consecutive time during the quarter, in a bid to cool inflation, the number of [...]

  • Bellway on track after strong spring selling period but uncertain rate environment poses challenges

    June 13, 2023

    FTSE 250 Bellway is on track to meet its guidance for the full year after a strong spring selling season even as sales remain well below last year.  From the beginning of February to 4 June, the reservation rate averaged 190 homes per week compared to 253 in the same period last year, a fall [...]

  • Knight Frank revenues soar as it shrugs off ‘considerable market disruption’

    June 12, 2023

    Estate agency Knight Frank has posted a surge in revenues for the year despite having tackled “considerable market disruption” over the last 12 months due to the impact of the Truss-Kwarteng mini-budget. Revenues for the year ending 31 March 2023 reached £670m up from £665m in the same period last year as the opening of the [...]

  • London homeowners face ‘grim’ mortgage cost hike of £7,300 if Bank raises rates again

    June 12, 2023

    London homeowners looking to renegotiate their mortgage this year face a whopping £7,300 rise in annual costs as experts warn of the “grim reality” of rising interest rates.  The Bank of England is predicted to hike interest rates for the 13th consecutive time this year to 5.5 per cent in efforts to cool soaring inflation, [...]

  • London’s workspace occupancy ‘higher than before the pandemic’, says Argyll boss

    June 8, 2023

    The boss of London’s oldest office provider Argyll has said he has seen “unprecedented” levels of office occupancy in the last six months, defying concerns that Covid-19 had permanently pushed Londoners toward homeworking. Speaking to City PM Argyll chief executive John Drover said that rates of occupancy had reached 90 per cent, with the firm [...]

  • House prices: London and south east falling faster than rest of the country

    June 7, 2023

    London house prices have fallen by more than the national average, according to new data, with the south east also hit hard

  • Purplebricks: Troubled estate agent sold to rival Strike for £1 as job cuts loom

    June 2, 2023

    Purplebricks has been sold for £1 to online estate agency Strike after shareholders approved the offer from the only remaining bidder. It will see the troubled firm come under the ownership of its rival, backed by Carphone Warehouse founder Sir Charles Dunstone. The online agency agreed to sell its business and assets to Strike for [...]

  • Prospective buyers hit with fresh blow as mortgage approvals continue to fall

    June 1, 2023

    Prospective buyers continue to suffer setbacks as fresh data reveals that mortgage approvals fell during April.  Net mortgage approvals for house purchases fell from 51,500 in March to 48,700 in April, figures from the Bank of England show, with experts predicting that the figure could fall further following the central bank’s decision to hike interest [...]

  • Interest rate hikes triggers house price fall and analysts think there’s further to go

    June 1, 2023

    House prices remain below their August peak as demand softens following a spike in interest in early spring.  The annual rate of house price growth slipped back to -3.4 per cent from -2.7 per cent  in April, figures from Nationwide show, as the Bank of England’s decision to hike interest rates rattled buyers confidence.  In [...]

  • Morning in the City: Live updates with Dr Martens, Nationwide HPI and US debt ceiling

    June 1, 2023

    Welcome to the live blog on the first of June, with updates on Dr Martens, Nationwide’s regular House Price Index, the US debt ceiling, and much more!

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