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  • M&G reopens property fund after flogging retail assets

    April 20, 2021

    M&G has reopened its property portfolio after flogging its retail assets more than a year after it froze dealing in the fund amid a surge in investor withdrawal requests. The asset management giant said today it will unfreeze the funds for dealing from 10 May. It suspended the property portfolio in December 2019 amid a [...]

  • Nationwide to lend first-time buyers five times their income on long-term mortgage

    April 20, 2021

    First-time buyers with deposits as low as 10 per cent will be able to borrow five and a half times their income when taking out a longer-term mortgage, the UK’s biggest building society said this morning. Nationwide Building Society said that under its “helping hand” initiative, first-time buyers across the UK will have the option [...]

  • Hammerson collects less than half its rent even as restrictions ease

    April 20, 2021

    Hammerson has received less than half of rent due in the second quarter even as lockdown restrictions ease and footfall returns to pre-pandemic levels.  At group level just 40 per cent of Q2 rent has been received, with the UK collecting 48 per cent, France 23 per cent and Ireland 34 per cent. An aggregate [...]

  • Captain Tom has his own rose – buy one to support his work

    April 19, 2021

    If you are planning on transforming your outdoor space into an English rose garden, now is the time to act. This most famous and romantic of blooms takes time and care to grow but can be the most rewarding of pursuits for keen gardeners. But if you still need an extra push, you can also [...]

  • Home buyers face highest-ever price tags as house prices jump by £7,000 in just four weeks

    April 19, 2021

    Spring home buyers are facing the highest ever prices demanded by sellers, with the average price tag on a home having jumped by nearly £7,000 in the space of just a month. Across Britain, the increase of £6,733 or 2.1 per cent month-on-month pushed average seller asking prices to a new record high of £327,797 [...]

  • Inside Sheikh Mohammed’s British property empire

    April 17, 2021

    Sheikh Mohammed, the controversial ruler of Dubai, has become one of the UK’s largest landowners, exceeding that of the Queen’s personal property portfolio. Spanning 40,000 hectares, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum’s properties can be found on the most exclusive streets in London and in the most elusive locations in the Scottish Highlands, according to the [...]

  • What to consider if you’re looking to buy your dream ‘fixer-upper’

    April 16, 2021

    Over lockdown, social media platforms such as TikTok have played a huge role in a younger generation looking to buy their first home as a ‘fixer-upper’ project. With neutral aesthetics and dramatic transformations, putting your own stamp on a home has never been more appealing. Pete Mugleston, MD and mortgage expert at Online Mortgage Advisor [...]

  • German constitutional court cuts Berlin rent cap

    April 15, 2021

    Berlin’s rent cap has been struck down by Germany’s Constitutional Court today, as it ruled the pandemic-imposed law as invalid. The ruling comes as a huge blow for supporters of rent limits across Europe, as it pushed landlords to cut rents in the capital for over 300,000 tenants during the pandemic. The controversial cap, imposed [...]

  • Halifax: UK house prices near ‘pre-financial crash levels’

    April 14, 2021

    UK house prices have hit a record high despite rising at a slower rate than a year ago, according to the Halifax house price index this morning. The lender said that the affordability of houses was “close to pre-financial crisis levels”, as house prices remained historically high at an average of £252,765. The difference between [...]

  • London house prices: First-time buyers now need up to £73k more to get on the property ladder

    April 14, 2021

    First-time buyers have seen house prices climb by 7 per cent in the last twelve months, according to new research that build snagging and defect management firm BuildScan shared with City PM this morning. As the stamp duty holiday helped to boost buyer demand, a sharp uplift in house prices followed as a result, particularly in [...]

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