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  • Focus On Hackney: How the London Overground caused a price surge in E8

    March 23, 2018

    Though the area around Hackney Central is better known as hipster central, the property prices certainly don’t reflect the salaries of young, freelance creatives. The E8 postcode has seen some of the most dramatic house price rises in the whole of London, a trend that has survived the plateau-ing – and declines – of recent [...]

  • Focus On Hackney: How the London Overground caused a price surge in E8

    March 23, 2018

    Though the area around Hackney Central is better known as hipster central, the property prices certainly don’t reflect the salaries of young, freelance creatives. The E8 postcode has seen some of the most dramatic house price rises in the whole of London, a trend that has survived the plateau-ing – and declines – of recent [...]

  • House prices continue to fall in London, with experts predicting muted growth until 2022

    March 19, 2018

    London house prices continued to fall last month as the capital's housing market cooled, with experts predicting price growth to remain subdued until 2022. Asking prices fell by 0.6 per cent year-on-year this month, according to figures published today by Rightmove. The average price for a property in London was £631,651. Read more: London house [...]

  • Interiors: Boudoir, millennial or Scandi pink – it doesn’t matter what you call it, it’s the hot colour trend of 2018

    March 16, 2018

    Despite February’s snowdrops and a smattering of spring bulbs, winter wasn’t done with us this week. So let’s look on the bright side with the hot trend for 2018 – luscious, glamorous pink. We saw it emerge a couple of years ago with blush home accessories, but now interior designers have gone to town to [...]

  • London beats New York as top real estate investment destination for Norway’s massive sovereign wealth fund

    March 13, 2018

    London has overtaken New York as the top real estate investment spot for Norway's massive $1 trillion (£715bn) sovereign wealth fund. The fund, which is one of the biggest investors in the UK and co-owns Regent Street, bought almost £200m worth of London property last year in partnership with the Queen's Crown Estate. These included [...]

  • Buyers sought for hotels at centre of dispute between Hilton and Vincent Tchenguiz

    March 11, 2018

    Ten hotels at the centre of a dispute between Hilton and a property tycoonare to be put up for sale again. The string of hotels previously owned by Vincent Tchenguiz are poised for new ownership, as administrator AlixPartners appointed agencies to find buyers according to The Sunday Times. JLL and Savills have been selected to [...]

  • Property of the Week: This converted water tower in Kennington is now worth £3.6m

    March 9, 2018

    There are plenty of industrial landmarks in London that have been given a new lease of life, from Battersea Power Station to the Tate Modern. But rarely is there the opportunity to live in one. The Water Tower, Kennington, £3.6m This former water tower that’s moments away from Kennington underground station is the ideal mix [...]

  • Holiday Homes: Get away from the chaos of Chamonix and find a quieter ski retreat in Le Grand-Bornand

    February 23, 2018

    The Alpine towns of Courchevel and Val d’Isere, are as well known for their nightlife as their pistes, but if you’re more interested in skiing than apré-ski it’s worth checking out the quieter French resorts. Le Roc des Tours, France, from €195,833 One hidden gem is Le Grand-Bornand, a picture-postcard area in the Haute-Savoie region, [...]

  • The risers and fallers of London boroughs ranked on house price growth as wider UK demand remains robust

    February 19, 2018

    Housing demand remains resilient fuelling "cautious optimism" among new sellers in most regions of the UK, according to a new report fromRightmove. Average asking prices were up by 0.8 per cent (£2,414) this month, with all regions but one recording the price of newly-marketed property rising this month. The south west was "a very marginal [...]

  • These are the top development hotspots in London for 2018

    February 19, 2018

    House prices may have fallen in London last year, but there are still parts of the capital which have potential for developers. Knight Frank has analysed the parts of London which are likely to outperform the market in terms of price between 2018 and 2021, and have room for development. Read more: The risers and [...]

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