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  • Savills warns of ‘acute’ house price plunges in London next year

    November 3, 2022

    Savills, one of the biggest estate agents in the UK, has warned of an “acute” drop in house price value in London next year. A dreaded combination of higher mortgage rates and the cost of living crisis will fuel the price drop, the company said. The average cost of homes in the outer prime London [...]

  • Homeowners told property values may get 11.3 per cent boost as Sunak restores stability

    November 2, 2022

    The housing market could benefit to the tune of 11.3 per cent where house prices are concerned, as a result of the greater stability brought on by the appointment of Rishi Sunak as prime minister, a City firm told this paper today. Property lending agency Octane Capital analysed property market performance across the UK market [...]

  • Hounslow is a hit among Singaporeans who act as £5.8bn supporting cast to Hong Kong homebuyer frenzy in UK

    November 1, 2022

    While the bonus of the so-called BNO visa scheme has resulted in a high level of Hong Kong homebuyers making their way to the UK, it has emerged that a supporting cast from Singapore is also helping to drive market activity in Britain, with Singapore nationals sitting on a property portfolio to the tune of [...]

  • Value of West End landlords’ assets dented by economic volatility

    November 1, 2022

    West End landlords Shaftesbury and Capital & Counties Properties have had the valuations of their portfolios dented by economic turbulence in the last few months. The London-listed Shaftesbury, soon to be merged with neighbour Capital & Counties, posted an update about its first summer of trading not disrupted by Covid measures since 2019. Its portfolio [...]

  • House price growth slows for first time in 15 months as Brits battle scaling mortgage rates

    November 1, 2022

    Annual house price growth in the UK slowed to 7.2 per cent in October, from 9.5 per cent in September, according to Nationwide this morning. It means the average cost of a home in the country now stands at £268,282. Nationwide chief economist, Robert Gardner, likened current mortgage rates to annual wage ratios to those [...]

  • Landlords warned about undeclared rental income but HMRC denies report of ‘clampdown’

    October 31, 2022

    A leading chartered accountant has warned landlords about paying undeclared rental income, but HMRC has denied there is a ‘clampdown’ on the issue. Almost 60,000 disclosures have been made to HMRC, including £250m in unpaid taxes, since the UK launched a scheme in 2013. The Let Property Campaign allows landlords to declare unpaid tax in [...]

  • Weekend Read: Britain’s ‘secret’ property market generates staggering £30bn in just one year

    October 29, 2022

    Britain’s secret property market saw almost £30.9bn worth of property transactions last year, the highest annual market value in well over a decade.  New figures show that in 2021, 98,235 homes are estimated to have been sold off-market, a 51.4 per cent increase on the previous year and the third largest annual total of off-market [...]

  • Foxtons’ shares up almost 13 per cent after revenue spikes by a quarter on last year

    October 27, 2022

    Estate agent Foxtons’ shares were up almost 13 per cent after it reported a 25 per cent spike in revenue in the third quarter compared to 2021.  Its overall intake was at £43.8m for three months to September compared to £35.1m last year in the same period.  Following its reported results, Foxtons shares went up [...]

  • Subdued demand sweeps London office market as Grade A stock hits decade-low

    October 25, 2022

    Demand in London’s office market is faltering, as businesses grow increasingly picky about the quality of the spaces they occupy post-lockdown. According to property consultancy Gerald Eve, demand has fallen from its recent peak of 9.4 per cent in the second quarter of this year, to 8.2 per cent over the past few months. Political [...]

  • Millions face difficulty paying mortgage if rates hit six per cent, says Morgan Stanley

    October 24, 2022

    Millions will face difficulties paying their mortgages if rates hit six per cent, a research note issued by Morgan Stanley has warned. The US bank said there is “significant stress” building in the UK’s mortgage market, as house prices spiral out of control and the Bank of England seeks to tame rising inflation. Last week, [...]

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