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  • FTSE 250 housebuilder Redrow boosts profits but calls for Brexit clarity

    September 4, 2018

    Housebuilder Redrow called for clarity over Brexit and the government’s Help to Buy scheme today to improve the health of the UK housing market, as it reported its full-year results. The figures Despite the deflating nature of the UK housing market, the FTSE 250 firm managed to buck the trend, posting a 16 per cent [...]

  • Property bosses vent frustration in wake of Crossrail delays

    September 3, 2018

    Senior property executives expressed anger and frustration today at the delay in the opening of Crossrail, as it emerged the postponement of the new line could result in substantial house price falls along its route. Emoov research carried out for City PM suggests property values could sink as much as £10,000 in the short-term, with [...]

  • Take a look at this Monopoly board that’s been re-designed for 2018 London house prices

    September 3, 2018

    A London tech startup has re-designed the classic Monopoly board to reflect property price growth in the capital over the last five years, with some staggering switch-ups for key hotspots. The board was first designed in the 1930s, so it's a given that the London property landscape might have changed a bit since then.  Proportunity, [...]

  • Exclusive: Asian buyer nears £425m deal for Commerzbank HQ

    September 2, 2018

    Commerzbank’s London HQ is set to be sold in a deal worth almost £500m to an undisclosed Asian buyer later this week, City PM understands. An agreement for 30 Gresham Street, which was put on the market by Samsung Life Insurance earlier in the summer, is reportedly nearing its final stages, as the burgeoning Asian demand [...]

  • Opinion: How to tell if you’re in a buyer or a seller’s market and how that affects your purchase/sale?

    August 31, 2018

    How do I know if my area is a seller’s market? A seller’s market is great news for homeowners. The balance of power is in your favour as there are more buyers than homes for sale in the area. Properties sell quicker and often attract multiple offers causing a bidding frenzy. At PropCast, we’ve built [...]

  • Focus On Knightsbridge: Who actually lives in the land of Harrods and what homes are set to be ‘superior’ to One Hyde Park?

    August 31, 2018

    Fast cars, flagship designer stores and fancy restaurants are all things that characterise Knightsbridge in the London hive mind. But who actually lives amongst this finery where, according to Hamptons International, the average home goes for £3.5m? “Vietnamese, Turkish, American, Bahrani, French, Italian…” reels off Charlie Willis, head of London residential agency at Strutt & [...]

  • New homes: Our pick of the new builds going on sale in London this weekend

    August 31, 2018

    New developments on the market this week Manhattan Plaza, Poplar From £599,995 Hate furniture shopping? Four fully-dressed two bedroom apartments are going on sale this weekend at this development close to Canary Wharf and Blackwall DLR stations. The flats are being used to sell the last two and three bedroom homes, many of which are [...]

  • Focus On Covent Garden: The tourist trap turned foodie hotspot also does homes

    August 31, 2018

    Who lives in Covent Garden anyway? To most Londoners, this historic 17th century piazza is synonymous with street performers and burger bars. It’s always been a place to pass through on the way to the theatre, rather than a place to spend much time in or, god forbid, live in. But all that is changing [...]

  • The simple changes that could save the Lifetime Isa

    August 31, 2018

    It’s never been harder for young people to get on the property ladder, and yet they’re not being given the tools or information they need. The Lifetime Isa was supposed to help, but ended up leaving a lot of people confused. While some are calling for it to be scrapped altogether, I think the Lifetime [...]

  • UK house prices suffered their biggest drop month-on-month since 2012 in August

    August 31, 2018

    In August UK house prices suffered their greatest month-on-month fall since July 2012, according to new data released today. Building society Nationwide's house price index showed prices fell by half a per cent in August, as annual house price growth slowed to two per cent. The average price of a house slipped to £214,745 in [...]

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