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  • Taylor Wimpey reinstates dividend as profit falls two-thirds

    March 2, 2021

    Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey today said that it would reinstate its dividend after a year in which profit before tax at the firm fell 68 per cent. Having cut its dividend when the coronavirus forced it into site closures in the second quarter, the FTSE 100 company said it would pay out a final dividend of [...]

  • Khan accused of cutting affordable housing by two thirds despite £4bn grant

    March 2, 2021

    Sadiq Khan has been accused of not delivering on his affordable housing promise today by proposing to cut City Hall housebuilding by nearly two-thirds, despite receiving a third of the UK’s affordable housing budget. The latest figures reveal the mayor’s 2021-26 housebuilding programme will only build 35,000 new affordable homes using the government’s £4.82bn grant. [...]

  • Vote of confidence for London as Deloitte office sold to Hong Kong real estate business for £255m

    March 2, 2021

    A large Canada office, used by Deloitte, has been sold to a Hong Kong-based real estate company for £255m. The 147,000 sq ft office, Athene Place at 66 Shoe Lane, recently underwent a full refurbishment before the sale. In June 2018 Henderson Park bought the space after Deloitte had vacated the building. The [...]

  • House prices rebound unexpectedly in February on hopes of stamp duty extension

    March 2, 2021

    House price growth beat expectations last month rising 0.7 per cent month-on-month, according to Nationwide’s latest figures.  It brings year-on-year growth to 6.9 per cent from 6.4 per cent in January, beating the consensus 5.5 per cent. It more than offsets the 0.2 per cent monthly decline recorded at the start of the year.  No [...]

  • Foxtons buys West London rival Douglas & Gordon for £14.25m

    March 2, 2021

    London-listed estate agent Foxtons has confirmed it has acquired West London-based firm Douglas & Gordon for £14.25m. It comes just a week after the FTSE firm confirmed it was in discussions to “reflect the company’s stated ambition to acquire high quality businesses with strong lettings books.” Douglas and Gordon, which is run by former Foxtons [...]

  • Budget 2021: Chancellor set to unveil mortgage guarantee scheme

    February 27, 2021

    The Chancellor will use Wednesday’s Budget to unveil a new mortgage scheme aimed at getting tens of thousands of people onto the property ladder. Under the new programme, first time or current homeowners looking to buy a house of up to £600,000 will need a deposit of just five per cent to secure a mortgage.  [...]

  • Most affordable London boroughs for house hunters revealed

    February 26, 2021

    The most affordable areas to buy a property in London have been revealed, with outer south and east boroughs dominating the list. Bromley is the most affordable London borough for potential buyers, although its house prices earnings ratio of 6.7 is still higher than most local authorities across Britain. Neighbouring south-east London boroughs Bexley and [...]

  • Rightmove revenue falls by almost a third despite surge in visitor numbers

    February 26, 2021

    Property giant Rightmove saw revenue fall by 29 per cent to £205.7m in 2020 as coronavirus restrictions battered the housing market. The firm felt the strain of providing a 75 per cent discount on invoice values to estate agents and new customers between April and July last year. Operating profit also dropped 37 per cent [...]

  • Almost 800,000 households at risk of losing homes after ban on repossessions ends

    February 25, 2021

    Almost 800,000 households could lose their homes if they suffer a drop in income when mortgage deferrals and the ban on repossessions end, the latest research showed. A report by the Social Market Foundation found that the pandemic has reduced the savings of many mortgage-holders, with more than one in ten owner-occupiers left without enough [...]

  • Stamp duty holiday: Property experts split on benefits of tax break extension

    February 24, 2021

    The government is reportedly planning to extend the stamp duty holiday to June, with buyers set to save £1.75bn on 300,000 additional transactions, according to the latest research. There are an estimated 628,000 sales in total still currently in the legal process across the country – including those agreed last year – data from Rightmove [...]

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