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  • UK house prices suffer fifth month of ‘subdued’ growth amid Brexit uncertainty

    May 1, 2019

    UK house price growth remained flattened in April, as the annual price growth rate rose less than one per cent, the latest data showed today. Read more: London house prices plunge in blow to UK housing market UK house price growth remained quiet in April, as the annual price growth rate rose less than one [...]

  • Countrywide warns of earnings hit as it blames Brexit for sales slowdown

    April 30, 2019

    Embattled estate agent giant Countrywide warned this morning that £5m would be wiped off of the group’s first-half earnings, as it blamed Brexit uncertainty for a slowdown in the UK property market market. Read more: Countrywide losses deepen amid housing market slowdown Countrywide, which owns brands such as Bairstow Eves and Gascoigne Pees, posted a [...]

  • The We Company confidentially files to go public

    April 29, 2019

    The We Company, the firm behind office sharing giant Wework, has confidentially filed to go public. The firm said today it had amended documentation to an earlier filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission in December last year. No financial information was revealed in the filing, though the We Company was reported in March to have made [...]

  • London Marathon property prices revealed ahead of this year’s race

    April 27, 2019

    The average price of buying a property along the London Marathon route has been revealed as this year’s runners prepare for Sunday’s race. The 26.2 mile route begins in south-east London before snaking through Canary Wharf and The City and ends at The Mall. Read more: Four-day DLR strike over London Marathon weekend called off [...]

  • Property Legal Q&A: I want to carry out major renovations to my flat, but my lease prohibits structural alterations. Is there anything I can do?

    April 25, 2019

    It is common for leases of flats to prevent any structural alterations by the tenant. In practice though, many landlords usually allow such alterations to be carried out subject to licence and, in certain circumstances, the payment of a premium. However, a recent case may have put a stop to this: Duval v 11-13 Randolph [...]

  • Taylor Wimpey shares dip as costs weigh on property giant

    April 25, 2019

    FTSE 100 developer Taylor Wimpey posted a record sales rate this morning, but higher building costs weighed on the property giant's profit margins. Taylor Wimpey’s share price dipped more than five per cent in early morning trading, with the firm revealing it had seen a bigger-than-expected rise in costs in the first few months of [...]

  • House transactions rise in March

    April 24, 2019

    Residential transactions edged up last month, according to new figures from HMRC. Read more: UK household earnings rise at sharpest rate in a decade House deals grew by 1.4 per cent between February and March, while transactions on an annual level climbed 6.8 per cent. What the experts said "These figures show a more resilient [...]

  • Nike to move UK headquarters to new King’s Cross building

    April 23, 2019

    Nike will move its UK headquarters from Soho to a new building in a major redevelopment in King’s Cross. The US firm has signed a deal to lease at least 60,000 square feet in an 11-storey block in the upcoming area, the Evening Standard reported. The company is currently headquartered on Wardour Street in Soho, [...]

  • Tandem Bank scales up to Russell Square HQ

    April 23, 2019

    Fast-growing digital bank Tandem has snapped up a new Bloomsbury HQ as it looks to double in size. Moving from King’s Cross, which has welcomed in the likes of tech giants such as Facebook and Sony over the last 12 months, Tandem is relocating to a 16,000 square foot (sq ft) office in Russell Square. Read [...]

  • Edinburgh Airport owner eyes £2bn sale as aviation infrastructure values soar

    April 21, 2019

    Edinburgh Airport could be sold this year for as much as £2bn as its private equity owner looks to cash in on skyrocketing aviation infrastructure valuations. Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), the airport’s largest shareholder, is eyeing the hefty price tag amid plans to sell its majority stake, the Sunday Telegraph reported, citing City sources. Read [...]

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