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  • Purplebricks shares tank as estate agent warns of long road to profitability

    May 9, 2023

    Purplebricks has warned investors that a return to profitability early next year was unlikely, as the online-only estate agency continues to mull a sale in efforts to take in some cash.  Purplebricks’ share price was last trading down over 60 per cent after it revealed instruction levels in remained below last years levels, forecasted at [...]

  • House prices “under greatest pressure” in London and south east as rate hikes take their toll

    May 9, 2023

    The average  price of a home dipped slightly by 0.3 per cent in April but homes in the South of England and London remain "under the greatest pressure” as they face the most expensive property prices and borrowing costs. 

  • What lies ahead for London’s property market?

    May 5, 2023

    All eyes remained on London’s housing market this week as a flurry of reports signalled a return to a stable property market in the capital, but analysts have warned that the storm may not be fully weathered yet… As reports by Rightmove showed on Friday morning, first time buyers in the capital continue to be [...]

  • Mortgage rates ‘significantly’ increase – but what does it mean for the housing market?

    May 4, 2023

    The number of mortgages being approved leaped in March in another signal that the outlook for the housing market is beginning to recover.  Figures released today by the Bank of England showed that mortgage approvals for house purchases rose “significantly” to 52,000 in March from 44,100 in February. Lucian Cook, head of residential research at [...]

  • Derwent: London property investment trust credits ‘busy’ West-End and return to the office for uptake in leases

    May 4, 2023

    Derwent, the London property investment trust, has told investors that London and the West-End is “busy” as a return to offices and shopping signal better times for the capital.  In its first quarter trading update, the FTSE 250 real estate firm revealed a 6.6 per cent uptake in the number of leases secured which totalled [...]

  • Barratt ‘on track’ but forward sales slow amid house price concerns

    May 3, 2023

    Barratt Developments has assured investors that it is “on track” for the year despite revealing a decline in forward sales, however the group’s share price tumbled 0.32 per cent when markets opened. In a trading update this morning the London-listed house builder noted that the economic outlook remained “difficult” as it posted total forward sales [...]

  • London house prices: First-time buyers need household income of nearly £100k to buy

    May 3, 2023

    Londoners’ desire to get on the property ladder has helped fuel the housing market in the capital, despite households now needing an extra £12k in income to be able to afford their own place.  Figures released by Zoopla, show that in April house price growth in London rose by 0.5 per cent, as demand and [...]

  • House prices rise for the first time in seven months but analysts still expect a rough ride

    May 2, 2023

    The housing market showed “tentative” signs of recovery in April as the price of homes rose 0.5 per cent during the month, however prices remain four per cent  below their August 2022 peak. The Nationwide house price index showed that the annual rate of house price growth improved to -2.7 per cent  from -3.1 per [...]

  • Berkeley Homes to sue Michael Gove for ‘irrational’ decision to block Kent housing development, reports

    May 2, 2023

    Berkeley Homes, one of the UK’s biggest housebuilders, has taken Michael Gove to court over his decision to block one of its developments because he did not like the look of the homes.  The housing secretary overruled planning inspectors and refused permission for a  165-home development in Kent over claims about generic properties, according to [...]

  • Embattled Home REIT set to appoint investment adviser this week as field narrows to two

    May 2, 2023

    Scandal-stricken social housing investor Home REIT is set to appoint a new investment manager this week as the field of potential suitors narrows to two, City PM has learned.

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