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  • House prices in this London borough are 38 times annual earnings

    March 17, 2017

    Dream of affording your own home in London? Well, don't start your house search in Kensington and Chelsea. Read more: A third of first-time buyers now spend half a decade saving for a home The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics show that house prices in Kensington and Chelsea were 38.5 times median [...]

  • Who owns London? The capital’s biggest landowners: Qataris own as much land as the Queen and TfL put together

    March 17, 2017

    A company part-owned by the Qataris own almost as much land in the capital as Transport for London and the Queen put together, a new ranking has suggested, while Canada was ranked second. Figures compiled by Datscha for property trade bible Property Week showed Canary Wharf Group, which is joint-owned by Qatari [...]

  • Is Denver the best place to live and work in America?

    March 17, 2017  |  City Talk

    The Schroders Global Cities Index ranks the fastest growing urban economies in the world. We write about our favourite cities on the Global Cities Blog. With its close proximity to the Rocky mountains, a rich cultural scene and growing population, we explain Denver's popularity and what that means for global real estate investors. Sitting at [...]

  • Glimmer of hope for London as Berkeley Group says South East has “stabilised”

    March 17, 2017

    Shares in London housebuilder Berkeley Group shot up in early trading after it broke away from the pack, saying the London property market is "stabilising".  Read more: Berkeley boss gives up salary… but could still rake in £8.2m next year The figures In a trading update today, the London-focused housebuilder said profits were on target [...]

  • The Office Group is expanding to Hammersmith

    March 16, 2017

    Co-working office provider The Office Group is expanding its footprint in the capital, taking out a 20-year lease on a building in Hammersmith. The company is opening up 61,000 square feet (sq ft) of flexible office space across the lower eight floors of 1 Lyric Square, a block located just minutes from Hammersmith tube station. [...]

  • Buy-to-let bonds could be hit by falling rents in London and the south east, Moody’s warns

    March 16, 2017

    Falling rents in London and the south east could hurt buy-to-let bonds, ratings agency Moody's has said.  Earlier this week it emerged rent increases for tenants across the UK have fallen to their lowest since 2013 as prices in London dropped for the ninth month in a row. Average rents in London declined 4.7 per cent year-on-year while [...]

  • Canary Wharf Group is selling its stake in the Walkie Talkie – which could value it at £1.2bn

    March 16, 2017

    Got a hankering to own one of the capital's most iconic (and controversial) landmarks? You could be in luck, after it emerged Canary Wharf Group, Morgan Stanley and others are planning to put a 50 per cent stake in the building on sale. City PM understands Canary Wharf Group has approached agents to sell its [...]

  • Move over, suits – the new kids on the block are coming to the Square Mile

    March 16, 2017

    Imagine you are the founder of the latest, cutting-edge tech startup. Perhaps you’ve been backed by a private equity firm, or an angel investor. You might have even got a good old-fashioned bank loan. Either way, you’ve graduated out of your parent’s basement and are on the hunt for an office you can call home. [...]

  • City office rents propped up in uncertain times by low supply

    March 15, 2017

    Rents in the City's offices are being propped up by low supply, with only three buildings set to be completed in the capital's financial quarter this year. This year 1 Angel Court, 45 Cannon Street and the Scalpel will be finished, and Chris Vydra, City leasing agent for CBRE, said that the dearth of new [...]

  • JLL boss calls out government on business rates “disaster”

    March 15, 2017

    The UK boss of JLL has hit out at the government's revaluation of business rates, calling the arrangements around the tax changes due to start in April a "disaster". Speaking at global property conference Mipim, Chris Ireland said that despite flaws in the system, he did not expect the government to make any significant changes [...]

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