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  • UK house prices see first September fall for nine years

    September 16, 2019

    UK house prices have witnessed their first September fall since 2010, according to a closely-watched gauge, as Brexit uncertainty continues to dampen sales. The average price of property coming to market fell by 0.2 per cent in September, the house price index from real estate website Rightmove showed. “As we approach yet another Brexit deadline, [...]

  • Wework IPO: Firm cuts founder’s supervoting power to save float

    September 13, 2019

    Wework is set to slash the supervoting power of its co-founder to assuage fears of investors as it tries to save the company’s initial public offering (IPO). The firm will also appoint a lead independent director by the end of the year as well as cut Neumann’s voting power from 20 votes per share to [...]

  • New builds: Properties on the market in London this week, from Nine Elms penthouses to Spitalfields family homes

    September 13, 2019

    Battalion Court, Woolwich From £343,000 for a one-bed This Saturday, Bellway is launching a new show home at its Battalion Court development in Woolwich. The homes are perfectly placed for buyers looking to take advantage of the Crossrail effect, with nearby Woolwich station set to open in 2020. One, two and three-bed apartments are available [...]

  • Focus on: Living by the River Thames

    September 13, 2019

    Every September, the River Thames plays host to the Totally Thames festival; a month-long event which sees it taken over by art installations, history tours and performances. It’s a chance for Londoners to reconnect with the body of water that provides the backdrop to our daily lives, and make the most of some of the [...]

  • Interiors: This on-trend shade could be the next millennial pink

    September 13, 2019

    When Dulux launched its colour of the year 2019 – spiced honey – a sense of weirdness descended. I have yet to see walls painted in this cloying bronzy-tan. Yet with the launches for colour of the year 2020 upon us (from the likes of Dulux, Farrow & Ball, Graham & Brown and Pantone) there [...]

  • Battersea Power Station secures £600m funding for regeneration project

    September 12, 2019

    Battersea Power Station has secured a £600m debt facility from its existing lenders to help finance the third phase of its redevelopment plan. The developer behind the project said it had agreed the funding with a consortium of financial institutions led by Standard Chartered. Read more: Battersea Power Station opens Coaling Jetty to the public [...]

  • Ex-Terra Firma boss poised to join Heylo

    September 11, 2019

    The former boss of private equity house Terra Firma is set to be announced as the next chief executive of Heylo, a British provider of affordable housing. Andrew Geczy will be tasked with accelerating Heylo’s expansion, Sky News reported. It owns Home Reach which has delivered 4,000 properties and has raised hundreds of millions of [...]

  • Capital & Regional in talks to sell majority stake to South Africa’s Growthpoint

    September 11, 2019

    Shopping centre owner Capital & Regional is in talks to sell a majority stake to South African property firm Growthpoint as the Johannesburg-based company takes advantage of weak UK retail property prices.  Shares in Capital & Regional, which owns eight malls across the UK including Walthamstow, Wood Green and Ilford, rose more than 10 per [...]

  • Former Stobart chair Iain Ferguson takes charge at house builder Crest Nicholson

    September 11, 2019

    Crest Nicholson has installed former Stobart chair Iain Ferguson as its non-executive chairman, as the house builder completes its refurbishment of top-level management. Ferguson, who will take the post in November, has been appointed just as new chief executive Peter Truscott is set to take the reins at the firm this month. Read more: Galliford [...]

  • Galliford Try sees profits sink amid Bovis Homes sale talks

    September 11, 2019

    Galliford Try suffered a 27 per cent slump in profits in its latest financial year, it revealed today, a day after it restarted talks to sell its housebuilding arm to Bovis Homes for £1.1bn. Read more: Galliford Try’s share price rockets as it targets £1.1bn Bovis Homes sale The figures Pre-tax profits crashed 27 per [...]

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