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  • Home, sweet home: Why it’s time for a national conversation about happier houses

    August 6, 2020

    How have you improved your home during lockdown? And has it truly made you happier?  Given that spending on home improvements was one of the first boosts to the economy during spring 2020, with the Office for National Statistics reporting that people in England and Wales spent 147 per cent more time gardening and doing [...]

  • Estate agent LSL Property Services reports ‘extremely encouraging’ July trading

    August 5, 2020

    Estate agent LSL Property Services, the owner of Your Move and Reeds Rains, reported “extremely encouraging” trading in July after the housing market reopened.  The figures In the six months to 30 June, group underlying operating profit was up £300,000 to £12.5m. The figure does not include coronavirus-related costs of £2.8m. It also does not [...]

  • London rents drop three per cent as demand falls

    August 5, 2020

    Rents in London have fallen three per cent this year, with a sharper decline expected by the end of 2020, due to a collapse in demand during the coronavirus lockdown.  Rents in the capital are expected to shrink by five per cent by the end of the year due to steep declines in the number [...]

  • UK green lights £1.3bn of housing and infrastructure spending

    August 4, 2020

    Proposals to build more than 70,000 new homes and start a raft of commercial infrastructure projects were given the green light today in a £1.3bn funding announcement from the UK government. More than 300 projects in England – including a £23m commercial development in Manchester and a £14.88m investment in building residential homes on Brownfield [...]

  • Office space provider IWG takes £156m hit on coronavirus crisis

    August 4, 2020

    Office space provider IWG announced it will take a £156m hit due to the coronavirus pandemic as it shrinks its portfolio by four per cent amid a home-working boom. IWG’s share price dropped more than five per cent today after it announced it will accelerate its office closure plans due to the Covid-19 crisis, with [...]

  • Government extends Help to Buy scheme due to lockdown delays

    August 3, 2020

    The government has extended the Help to Buy scheme due to construction delays during the coronavirus pandemic.  The deadline for homes to have been finished in order to comply with the equity loan scheme has been extended from this December to 28 February next year.  The cut-off date for legal completion of the sale is [...]

  • Estate agent Purplebricks reports record-breaking July instructions

    August 3, 2020

    Estate agent Purplebricks recorded its highest ever month for instructions in the UK in July due to the stamp duty holiday and pent-up demand following the coronavirus lockdown. Shares in the company jumped 4.59 per cent this morning after it announced that it listed a record-breaking 7,000 homes in July.  The figures Purplebricks this morning [...]

  • Hammerson pins hopes on ‘£800m’ raise to survive crisis

    August 3, 2020

    Retail landlord Hammerson is considering tapping investors for up to £600m in a bid to shore up its finances during the coronavirus crisis. Hammerson, which owns Birmingham’s Bullring shopping centre and Brent Cross in north London, also confirmed that it is in advanced talks to sell its 50 per cent stake in Via Outlets to [...]

  • Pent-up demand pushes up competition for property despite coronavirus

    August 3, 2020

    Years of pent-up demand are driving up competition for UK properties despite the coronavirus pandemic, a new survey from estate agent Knight Frank has found. The firm found that discounts are still being negotiated due to the ongoing downturn caused by the pandemic, but sellers are fast hardening their resolve as demand grows more quickly [...]

  • UK house prices rebound sharply after stamp duty cut

    July 31, 2020

    UK house prices unexpectedly bounced back in July after tumbling in June, as pent-up lockdown demand was released and the stamp duty cut cheered buyers and sellers. Building society nationwide said British prices jumped 1.7 per cent in July compared to a month earlier, when they fell 1.6 per cent. Analysts had been expecting a [...]

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