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  • Four reasons why selling your house at Christmas might actually work

    December 13, 2019

    Christmas is a time for many things. Family. Bad music. Overeating. One thing it’s not the time for is putting your home on the market. Or is it? According to some London agents, selling your house during the holidays might not be the complete no-no that you think. Here are some reasons why you might [...]

  • The green belt cannot remain sacred if we are to solve London’s housing crisis

    December 13, 2019

    With the General Election over and the nation reflecting on the result, the focus on politics in the capital is far from over, as 2020 sees Londoners turn their attention to the race to be the next mayor. Among many key issues for discussion ahead of May’s election will be housing shortages, particularly the thorny [...]

  • Inside ‘co-living’: the flats where millennials trade living space for free craft workshops and yoga

    December 12, 2019

    My alarm goes off at 6.30am, which means it’s time for yoga. As I wipe the sleep from my eyes, I glance around the unfamiliar apartment I’ve just spent the night in, which doesn’t take long because it’s barely bigger than a walk-in wardrobe. I get dressed and stumble out the door, traipsing down the [...]

  • Rics: Political chaos pushes London house prices down in November

    December 12, 2019

    Political uncertainty held back London house prices in November, a new survey has shown, with gauges of demand and sales stuck in negative territory. Property company owners are hoping that today’s General Election will provide a clearer political and economic picture that could boost the struggling market. Falling prices have lessened London’s affordability problems, however. [...]

  • Aberdeen Standard offloads largest property fund asset

    December 11, 2019

    Aberdeen Standard Investments has offloaded the biggest asset in its property fund following a spike in investor redemptions.  The asset management giant has sold The Moor shopping centre in Sheffield to New River real estate investment trust, after putting it on the market with an £89.4m price tag.  Read more: Debate: Should illiquid assets be [...]

  • From Woodford to the leasehold scandal, here are the big personal finance stories of 2019

    December 11, 2019

    December is usually the season to be jolly and reflect on the past year — though perhaps it doesn’t feel that way as we head to the polls tomorrow. Nonetheless, as the year comes to a close, let’s look at the big personal finance stories of 2019, which may give us some clues about what’s [...]

  • Chinese property firms in plans to upgrade eastern end of City

    December 10, 2019

    Chinese firms that own swathes of the City are leading a drive to transform the area into a 24/7 leisure destination while maintaining its status as a leading global financial centre. The owners of the skyscrapers known commonly as the Cheesegrater and the Walkie Talkie are working with other landlords in an initiative to create [...]

  • Second Home co-founder to step down after US costs overrun

    December 10, 2019

    The co-founder of shared office start-up Second Home is stepping down after costs over ran at the company’s first US site in Hollywood.  Sam Aldenton, who established the business in 2014 with Rohan Silva – a former advisor to David Cameron – is leaving the firm, Sky News reported. Read more: The big business invasion [...]

  • Private equity tycoon Guy Hands looks to buy struggling Kier Living

    December 9, 2019

    Private equity tycoon Guy Hands has reportedly made a bid for the housebuilding arm of struggling construction firm Kier. Hands’ private equity firm – Terra Firma Capital Partners – is one of the last remaining bidders for Kier Living. Read more: Kier’s COO leaves with immediate effect Analysts told Sky News that the company could be [...]

  • Housebuilder Berkeley sees profit slump nearly a third in first half

    December 6, 2019

    UK housebuilder Berkeley Group saw its profit for the first half of 2019 fall over 30 per cent as Brexit-based uncertainty continued to hit the housing market. Read more: Berkeley Homes founder Tony Pidgley backs reforms to end land hoarding The figures Profit at the company fell from £401.2m in 2018 to £276.7m this year, [...]

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