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  • UK leads Europe in mortgage market might but sits at bottom for share of population that owns home

    June 24, 2022

    While the UK may trail other European nations when it comes to the total proportion of the population that own their own home, it does lead the way when it comes to the might of the mortgage sector and the number of properties purchased by borrowing.  At 65.1 per cent, the UK sits well within [...]

  • Vacant homes in London increase by the thousands, fuelling squeezed supply

    June 24, 2022

    Westminster has seen the number of vacant but owned homes jump by 48 per cent over the past year – the equivalent of nearly 2,500 homes – as property demand in London outpaces supply. London is the only region of England which has seen the number of vacant homes rise over the past year, according [...]

  • Credit Suisse and Citco face £430m lawsuit over Chelsea property deal that lost Vatican £100m

    June 22, 2022

    The filing of a €500m (£430m) lawsuit against Credit Suisse and Citco over the loss of millions in charitable funds through a Chelsea property deal has led to calls for greater transparency around the “origins of money used to purchase high-value property” in Britain. The calls come after Anglo-Italian financier Raffaele Mincione’s WRM Group filed [...]

  • Once Government offices, 9 Millbank offers the chance to own history

    June 22, 2022

    Listed off-market to target only those so wealthy that they shut down restaurants when they go for dinner and aren’t familiar with the concept of commercial jets, The Conrad, a sprawling Thameside property at 9 Millbank, is a chance to own history. The Millbank building a short walk from Parliament was once used as a [...]

  • Developing old industrial land to unlock over £460bn worth of new housing, research finds

    June 22, 2022

    Developing brownfield sites, industrial land which is now empty, could unlock more than £460bn worth of new housing, according to new research. The government is already looking to develop these spaces, as part of its Levelling Up scheme, which will form part of its pledge to build 300,000 new homes each year to keep up [...]

  • House prices continue to grow month by month, hitting an average £281,161 in April

    June 22, 2022

    The average house price in the UK hit £281,161 last month, as the cost to own a home continues to climb month by month. House prices grew 1.1 per cent between March and April, according to the government’s latest figures, forming part of an average 12.4 per cent annual increase in price. While onlookers have [...]

  • Cost to rent a home jumps largest-ever amount in past year, says statistics body

    June 22, 2022

    The cost to rent a home has increased by the largest-ever amount over the past 12-months, according to the latest figures from the national statistics body. Average rental prices paid by tenants in the UK has jumped by 2.8 per cent in the year to May, the Office for National Statistics revealed this morning, marking [...]

  • Government admits most Brits will not benefit from Boris Johnson’s ‘benefits to bricks’ housing plans

    June 22, 2022

    Most Brits will not be able to make use of Boris Johnson’s “benefits to bricks” scheme to allow welfare payments to secure mortgages, the government has admitted. Earlier this month, the Prime Minister announced a plan to enable people who are in work but also on housing benefit to use welfare payments towards a mortgage, [...]

  • Berkeley Group profits rise to over £550m after ‘exceptionally volatile period’

    June 22, 2022

    The boss of property developer Berkeley Group hailed “extraordinary” progress made in the past year today as the firm posted a 6 per cent rise in pre-tax profits for the full year to April.

  • Bewildered: M&S hits out at Gove over public inquiry over iconic Oxford St flagship store redevelopment

    June 21, 2022

    Marks and Spencer has slammed the housing minister’s decision to hold a public inquiry over a redevelopment plan of its Marble Arch store.  The supermarket said it was “bewildered and disappointed” that Michael Gove had chosen to call in its plans to bulldoze the Art Deco flagship store on Oxford St. A public inquiry will [...]

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