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  • Cheesegrater 2 gets the green light to become third tallest City building

    July 10, 2018

    Hopes to build "Cheesegrater 2" have been given the green light today, in plans that will make the 56-storey development the third tallest building in the Square Mile. Canada’s planning committee approved permission from Hong Kong-listed real estate giant Lai Sun Development Company to develop the new commercial landmark at 100 Leadenhall Street, [...]

  • Canada is the worst offender for empty properties

    July 9, 2018

    There are more than 10,000 commercial properties sitting empty in central London, with new figures revealing that the City has more unused space than any of its neighbours in the capital. According to a series of Freedom of Information requests by property guardian company Live-in Guardians, there are as many as 10,681 empty commercial properties [...]

  • Online estate agent giant suffers share price drop amid expansion spree

    July 5, 2018

    The share price in UK online estate agent Purplebricks tumbled nearly five per cent in early morning trading, as the firm announced widening pre-tax losses. Final results today show that pre-tax losses rose to more than £26m in the year leading up to April 30, up from just above £6m losses the year before, due [...]

  • A third of London investors think property is no longer a good investment

    July 3, 2018

    More than a third of London investors now believe property is no longer a good investment, according to new research. In the latest indication of a slump in London’s property market, the figures also showed that only 17 per cent of high net worth investors who own buy-to-let properties planned to increase their portfolio in [...]

  • Sluggish house price growth in London while Manchester and Edinburgh soar

    June 29, 2018

    London house price growth has fallen to a nine-year low, according to new figures out today. Growth in the capital’s flagging property market fell to a year-on-year low of 0.4 per cent in May, while Edinburgh and Manchester house prices soared to 7.1 per cent and 7.0 per cent respectively. The latest data from property [...]

  • UK house price growth slips to five-year low of two per cent with London the weakest performing region

    June 27, 2018

    Annual house price growth slowed to a five-year low in June, a closely-watched index revealed this morning. The Nationwide house price index reported that UK annual house price growth had softened to two per cent, compared to the 2.4 per cent posted in May, with prices edging up 0.5 per cent during June after taking [...]

  • UK house price growth slips to five-year low of two per cent with London the weakest performing region

    June 27, 2018

    Annual house price growth slowed to a five-year low in June, a closely-watched index revealed this morning. The Nationwide house price index reported that UK annual house price growth had softened to two per cent, compared to the 2.4 per cent posted in May, with prices edging up 0.5 per cent during June after taking [...]

  • Focus On Tufnell Park: This often overlooked north London spot is attracting more professional and upsizers from Hampstead

    June 22, 2018

    Tufnell Park is a small, quiet, in-between sort of place. Sandwiched in between the leafy village life of Hampstead, with its heath and its cafe culture, and the edgier, up-and-coming Holloway, Tufnell Park is the place for keen observers – close enough to all the action without the need to get involved. “The area was [...]

  • Interiors: We see what’s on offer at London’s Japan House, a new restaurant, shop and exhibition space in Kensington

    June 22, 2018

    Since the jet age, tourism to Japan has grown slowly and steadily, but recently it has shot up, doubling in the past four years. The government can see that tourism is a big earner, the language is no longer a stumbling block, and, as hosts to the Rugby Wold Cup 2019 and the Tokyo 2020 [...]

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

    June 22, 2018

    New developments on the market this week Aurora Point, Surrey Quays From £126,000 for a 30 per cent share of a one bed apartment Get onto the property ladder with 18 homes that are on the market to part-buy, part-rent through Shared Ownership. One, two and three bedroom apartments and duplexes are on offer, most [...]

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