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  • St James’s Place Canada office on sale for £76m

    November 18, 2019

    The owner of the St James’s Place office in Canada has put the building up for sale for £76.1m.  McKay Securities, a real estate investment trust focused on office and industrial property in London and the south east, is looking for buyers for 30 Lombard Street, which is completely let to the [...]

  • Crane drain: Construction on new London offices slows to five-year low

    November 18, 2019

    The number of new construction projects for office blocks in London has fallen by almost half in the last six months, according to data published today. Work has started on only 24 new schemes totalling 1.8m square feet (sq ft) in the capital over the last six months, compared to 37 schemes totalling 3.5m sq [...]

  • Fewer home sellers in November as general election ramps up uncertainty

    November 18, 2019

    The number of new sellers advertising their properties for sale slumped by the largest amount in a decade this month, as a Brexit deadline and a looming general election spooked prospective sellers.  According to the latest research, the number of new sellers dropped 14.9 per cent – the largest year-on-year fall since August 2009 – [...]

  • Berkeley Homes founder Tony Pidgley backs reforms to end land hoarding

    November 17, 2019

    Berkeley Homes chairman Tony Pidgley has backed an overhaul of property laws to end land hoarding in a bid to boost home ownership.  Pidgley, the founder of the FTSE 100 housebuilding giant, said land owners and developers should work with local authorities on “planning uplift” to tackle the shortage of affordable homes.  Read more: Berkeley [...]

  • Wework faces US markets regulator inquiry after failed flotation

    November 16, 2019

    The US markets regulator will undertake an inquiry into Wework’s failed attempt to float on the New York Stock Exchange this summer. The office space company will be scrutinised by the Securities and Exchange Commission to determine whether it broke the law as it went ahead with a public listing, reports claim. Read more: Wework [...]

  • Property legal Q&A: The neighbours above our flat are very noisy. What should we do?

    November 15, 2019

    Noisy neighbours are a common complaint amongst owners of flats. There are a few ways in which to approach this, and several issues for you to consider. First of all, check the terms of your lease. Better still, also check the terms of your neighbour’s lease, which you can download from the Land Registry for [...]

  • Focus on Wood Green: First-time buyers flock to this up-and-coming North London locale

    November 15, 2019

    Known to many Londoners as the gateway to a night out at the Alexandra Palace, Wood Green is situated on the border between North East and North West London, just within the North Circular. It is also home to Wood Green Animal Shelter, one of the largest in London which was recently the subject of [...]

  • These are the top 10 London apartment blocks to rent in, according to residents

    November 15, 2019

    More people in London are renting for longer. While that might conjure up images of shoddy house-shares and nightmare landlords, property developers are now trying to capitalise on the sheer volume of renters in the market by offering them an altogether better experience. Today, it’s not uncommon to find cinema rooms, fitness facilities and co-working [...]

  • The first flat in Battersea Power Station is now complete – we take a look inside

    November 15, 2019

    Plenty of property developers try to brand their latest apartment block as ‘iconic,’ which, nice as many of them are, is usually a bit of a stretch. The redevelopment of Battersea Power Station into 253 luxury flats and a new headquarters for Apple doesn’t have that problem, however. Other than a three-year hiatus from 2015 [...]

  • Your wood burner might be hygge, but does it break London’s pollution rules?

    November 15, 2019

    Wood-burning stoves have become a practical and good-looking home accessory, and it’s easy to see why. In our TV-free sitting rooms, we’ve returned to the primordial comfort of a flickering fire, albeit one that conveniently emits smoke straight out of a flue and glows gently behind sealed glass. It’s the centrepiece of our hygge winter [...]

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