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  • Property developers shares lift after rates held

    November 4, 2021

    Property firms and house builders’ shares have surged following the Bank of England announcing it will hold rates at the same level. The country’s largest commercial property development company Land Sec has seen shares lift by just under four per cent, following the news. What’s more, developer British Land saw shares rise by more than [...]

  • Estate agent Purplebricks shares topple after drop in supply

    November 4, 2021

    Online estate agent Purplebricks’ shares plummeted following a trading update highlighting a drop in supply in the market. In an update on Thursday, the estate agent said for the six months ended October 31, the market had been “challenging.” Its share price dropped more than 35 per cent on Thursday morning. “New instructions have slowed [...]

  • Renters return to capital in droves as applications double

    November 3, 2021

    Tenant applications for London rental properties more than doubled in the last six months, as the return to the capital gained pace. Applications for London homes were up 104 per cent compared to the previous six month period, when uncertainty over lockdowns raged. There has also been a 173 per cent jump from the peak [...]

  • UK house prices hit new highs with typical home topping £250k

    November 3, 2021

    House prices have hit record highs, with the average property hiking more than £30k since the pandemic struck. Nationwide’s House Price Index was published against a backdrop of the Bank of England being anticipated to raise interest rates in response to rising inflation. The typical UK home has topped a quarter of a million pounds [...]

  • LandSec buys up stake in home of BBC Breakfast for £425m

    November 3, 2021

    UK commercial landlord Land Securities said this morning it had bought a 75 per cent stake in MediaCity, a media and tech hub at Salford in Greater Manchester, for £425.6m. MediaCity was a 50:50 joint venture between Legal & General and Peel L&P, and the latter will now retain a 25 per cent stake and [...]

  • Construction firm Morgan Sindall expects better than expected full year performance

    November 3, 2021

    Construction group Morgan Sindall has said it anticipates a full year performance above its initial expectations, despite rising inflation.  The London-based group forecast an average daily net cash of around £290m for the full year, in a trading update on Wednesday. It said its average daily net cash from July 1 to October 29 was [...]

  • Build to rent developer Watkin Jones forecasts £430m revenue

    November 2, 2021

    Rental developer Watkin Jones has reported an optimistic trading update, forecasting £430m revenue. Its forecast revenue is slightly below expectations but with a stronger gross margin that reflected the timing of land sales either side of the year end, it said. In the trading update for the year ended September 30 2021, the property manager [...]

  • IWG revenue hit as Covid concerns drive hesitancy over office return

    November 2, 2021

    Workspace provider IWG has taken a hit to revenue as rising Covid infections deterred some clients from ditching remote working. In its third quarter trading statement, IWG reported group revenue at £550.8m ($752.1m) in the three months ended September 30, down 0.3 per cent from the same period last year. Occupancy at its pre-2020 operations [...]

  • Thousands in London issued with ‘no fault’ eviction notices despite proposed ban

    November 1, 2021

    Thousands of Londoners have been issued “no fault” eviction notices, despite the government pledging to ban them in 2019. Section 21 of the 1988 Housing Act has allowed private landlords to evict tenants with two months’ notice without having to prove any fault or wrongdoing – with 5,700 city folk receiving them over the last [...]

  • Faith restored: Gothic-style converted church goes on sale for £2m in Brighton

    November 1, 2021

    City workers hoping to escape the capital can look to Brighton for a ubiquitous converted church.  The two bedroom property on Queensbury Mews, in the city’s desirable BN1 postcode, is on sale on RightMove, with a guide price of £2m. Its listing says it combines “the most wonderful mix of both contemporary interior design,” while [...]

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