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  • Make your own Chelsea Flower Show winner on a London balcony

    May 25, 2023

    The arrival of the Chelsea Flower Show has coincided with the first sustained spell of nice weather in a hitherto miserable 2023. Now Londoners can finally open their garden sheds and channel their inner Alan Titchmarsh, attempting to turn their outdoor spaces into something bright and spectacular.  The Chelsea Flower Show this year is themed [...]

  • House prices slow as market braces for a solid but ‘not spectacular’ year

    May 24, 2023

    House prices in the UK rose 4.1 per cent in the 12 months to March, adding £11,000 to the average value of a property.  However, the figures are down from February’s 5.8 per cent hike and £8,000 below the recent housing peak in November 2022, data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reports.  Across [...]

  • Londonmetric swoops on smaller rival in £200m takeover

    May 24, 2023

    Shares in listed property vehicle CT Property Trust have rocketed today after the firm announced it had struck a £200m deal to sell itself to bigger rival Londonmetric.

  • London ‘busier and busier’ as return to office gathers pace – but demand for flexible working remains

    May 24, 2023

    Great Portland Estates, a leading landlord in office space said London has got “busier and busier,” but noted that it does not expect the the recovery of offices in the capital to be “uniform” as a demand for flexible working and best space remains.  Throughout the year, the property firm recorded £55.5m of leasing, as [...]

  • Sadiq Khan: London councils need more power to take back empty properties

    May 23, 2023

    The Mayor of London has today called on the government to devolve powers to local councils so they can set higher rates of council tax on vacant properties. It comes as part of a bid to bring back empty flats and houses to the struggling London market. “It’s a scandal that so many much-needed homes [...]

  • Confirmed: Scandal-hit Home REIT calls in AEW and announces plans to offload properties

    May 23, 2023

    Scandal-hit housing investor Home REIT has confirmed the appointment of property giant AEW as its new fund manager today and said it will now sell-off a slew of properties as it scrambles to stabilise its sprawling portfolio.

  • Shack up or ship out – why London’s rental market is no place for singles

    May 23, 2023

    London’s notoriously cut-throat rental market has long lured couples into cohabitation in desperate efforts to save costs as opposed to it being the next natural step in the relationship.  However, over the past 12 months a cocktail of shrinking supply and rising rents has made trying to find a home or even a room in [...]

  • Could living in Canada become popular?

    May 20, 2023

    The race is heating up for the smartest Canada living – Adam Bloodworth looks at the competition Crypts, former gladiatorial jousting grounds, dozens of gorgeous old pubs and even more shiny glass buildings: Canada is an under-visited district rich with cultural things to do. We should frankly all spend more [...]

  • London office market now a race for best in class, says British Land

    May 17, 2023

    The gap between the "best and the rest" is beginning to define the London office market, say property developers British Land this morning.

  • Renters to get more rights under sweeping new legislation after multiple delays

    May 17, 2023

    A new bill that will bolster renters’ rights will be tabled in Parliament today after being delayed multiple times. The Renters’ Reform Bill will abolish “no-fault” evictions, which allow landlords to end tenancies without having to establish fault on the part of the tenant. The bill will also expand the Decent Homes Standard – which [...]

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