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  • Young Londoners want to stay in the city, but most are being priced out of properties

    October 4, 2021

    Most younger Londoners do not want to move out of the capital to afford a home, but current property prices remain the biggest obstacle to being a homeowner for more than half of them, according to new research. The research, from affordable housing developer Pocket Living, also found that just two in ten of London’s [...]

  • Investors inject £3bn into central London offices in third quarter

    October 4, 2021

    Investor interest in central London office buildings has returned with a vengeance, with spend surpassing pre-pandemic levels. Around £1.5bn was spent on City office buildings in the three months to September 30, according to preliminary data from real estate advisors JLL, compiled for the Evening Standard. It comes as office workers have made their return [...]

  • Schroders and Segro strike £345m industrial swap deal for seven warehouses

    October 4, 2021

    Schroders’ UK Real Estate Fund said this morning it has completed a significant swap deal with Segro which involves seven industrial assets based across the UK. The recently completed transaction consisted of the sale of Matrix Park, in Park Royal London and a £65m capital payment in exchange for the simultaneous purchase of a portfolio [...]

  • Buyers seek second homes in London to avoid countryside commutes

    October 4, 2021

    Commuters facing the reality of daily journeys into the city are hunting for London homes with a renewed zest. Home buyers are eager to have their cake and eat it too, with some people having settled in the countryside now looking for second homes in the city. The number of new prospective buyers registering with [...]

  • Evergrande shares suspended in Hong Kong amid takeover rumours

    October 4, 2021

    Turmoil in Hong Kong this morning, as trading in shares from property giant Evergrande Group and its real estate management unit Evergrande Property Services have been suspended. The companies’ filings did not specify why the shares were stopped from trading. Cailian, a Chinese online news service affiliated with the state-run newspaper Securities Times, said another [...]

  • Bridgepoint enlists Rothschild for £1.3bn Miller Homes sale amid housing boom

    October 2, 2021

    Bridgepoint is seeking to capitalise on soaring valuations as the housing market booms, with the sale or float of Miller Homes, one of the UK’s biggest housebuilders. The private equity firm has appointed investment bank Rothschild to advise on its potential exit from Miller Homes, four years after it bought the company from GSO Capital [...]

  • Rising construction costs will led to further house price growth

    September 30, 2021

    House prices are expected to further soar thanks to increasing construction costs. Annual house price growth eased to 10 per cent in September, from 11 per cent in August, according to Nationwide Building Society. London was the weakest performing area of the UK in the third quarter of 2021 while the average UK house price [...]

  • As stamp duty threshold reverts to £125,000 from tomorrow, estate agents call for review

    September 30, 2021

    From tomorrow, the stamp duty threshold will revert to its normal level of £1250,000, prompting real estate agents to call for a review of the “outdated” levels at which home buyers start paying stamp duty as a tax break ends. Propertymark said the stamp duty holiday has been a success and its normal thresholds should [...]

  • UK house prices growth eases back to 10 per cent with London slowing the most

    September 30, 2021

    Annual house price growth eased back to 10 per cent in September, from 11 per cent in August, according to Nationwide Building Society this morning. Prices increased by just 0.1 per cent month-on-month, taking the average UK house price to £248,742. Wales and Northern Ireland were the strongest performing parts of the UK in the [...]

  • Investors get nervous as Evergrande misses another bond payment despite $1.5bn debt deal

    September 30, 2021

    At least some of China Evergrande’s offshore bondholders had not received a due coupon payment by the close of Asia business yesterday, sources said, although the cash-strapped developer reached a $1.5bn deal to settle debt with a Chinese bank. Watch the full report.

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