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  • The government is finally turning its attention to the housing crisis, but what’s missing?

    November 8, 2018

    There's no question that the housing market is in need of drastic reform. So it was welcome news last week when the chancellor announced that the government was turning its attention to reforming the supply side of the market through a £500m Housing Infrastructure Fund and British Business Bank guarantees for SME house builders. In broader terms, there seems to [...]

  • London house prices set to slide as caution lingers in the UK property market

    November 8, 2018

    Fears of flat activity in London’s housing market were underlined by a new closely-followed survey this morning, which suggested property prices will continue to sink as buyer caution looms over the capital. According to data released today from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, 41 per cent more respondents have predicted a further fall rather [...]

  • London’s unfinished Scalpel tower already half-let

    November 7, 2018

    National Australia Bank and insurer Lombard International are the latest occupiers-to-be at the newest office tower on London's skyline, The Scalpel, at 52 Lime Street. Over half of the tower, which owes its unusual shape to protected views of St Paul's Cathedral,  is now pre-let or under offer as the building nears completion. National Australia [...]

  • The sky’s the limit: Solving the housing crisis involves unlocking the UK’s air rights

    November 7, 2018

    The biggest and brightest cities in the world are known for their skylines, where towers and skyscrapers made of glass and steel jostle with one another, vying for our attention. Skyscrapers are the hallmark of bustling and healthy cities – a sign that a lot of people want to live and work within a few square [...]

  • Industry veteran Steve Morgan retires from housebuilder Redrow

    November 7, 2018

    While much of today’s property talk has revolved around the bonus-related resignation of Persimmon boss Jeff Fairburn, rival housebuilder Redrow also bid its farewell to founder and chairman Steve Morgan. The industry veteran, who set up the FTSE 250 company in 1974, revealed he was retiring this morning a decade on from returning to the [...]

  • UK house price growth slows to weakest rate in five years

    November 7, 2018

    House prices slumped to their lowest rate of growth in more than five years last month, as sales remained flat in the latest sign of subdued activity within the UK property market. Prices in the three months to October were 1.5 per cent higher than in the same three months a year earlier, marking a drop from 2.5 [...]

  • Farewell Fairburn: Persimmon boss asked to leave after £75m bonus backlash

    November 7, 2018

    The fate of under-fire Persimmon boss Jeff Fairburn was finally sealed this morning, with the chief executive resigning in the wake of one of the most heated corporate pay rows since the financial crash. Fairburn, who was the UK’s highest paid boss in 2017, is to leave at the end of the year “at the [...]

  • Purplebricks posts sharp revenue growth as boss remains confident despite ‘challenging’ housing market

    November 6, 2018

    The boss of online estate agent Purplebricks sought to ease City nerves this morning, after saying that the firm was confident of its future despite wider troubles within the UK’s housing market. Having posted a 20 per cent rise in year-on-year revenue growth in the six months to the end of October, chief executive Michael [...]

  • You can live opposite Queen Elizabeth II for £47,000 per week

    November 5, 2018

    A palatial mansion opposite Buckingham Palace is available to rent for £2.4m for a year, provided the resident purchases the property if they like it. The "try before you buy" £47,000 per week rental arrangement gives potential buyers a test run before committing to the £76.5m price tag. In addition to the Grade II-listed mansion, residents [...]

  • What to look out for at next weekend’s Handmade Chelsea so you get ahead of the Christmas shopping game

    November 2, 2018

    In the run-up to Christmas, shopping should be a pleasure, not a chore. And although shopping online has its conveniences, finding a gift that’s original, beautifully crafted and sold by the maker all add to the fun (or effort, depending on how you rate Christmas) of buying and giving. Handmade Chelsea is the luxury craft [...]

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