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  • The MoD has issued a clarion call to developers as it mulls the future of Hyde Park Barracks

    February 21, 2017

    The fate of Hyde Park Barracks, the central London barracks which plays host to the Household Cavalry, may be about to become clearer after the Ministry of Defence (MoD) issued a clarion call to the property industry. A notice issued by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO), the organisation in charge of managing the army's estates, has [...]

  • Clarks looks to revamp its property portfolio

    February 21, 2017

    Clarks is looking to revamp its presence on the high street with a review of its property portfolio, conducted by consultancy Harper Dennis Hobbs. As part of the review, Harper Dennis Hobbs will be examining Clarks' 550 outlets to see if the company is in the right locations, and has the right type of stores. [...]

  • Sadiq Khan “shocked” at business rate rises that threaten small firms

    February 21, 2017

    London mayor Sadiq Khan has said he is "shocked" by the business rate rises set to hit the capital, and has told chancellor Philip Hammond the tax changes could wipe out firms across the city. He has warned that the changes to commercial property taxes, which will come into effect on 1 April, could force the closure [...]

  • Galliford Try commits to building more homes

    February 21, 2017

    Galliford Try's share price edged upwards this morning after the housebuilder's profit jumped, and it said it had a confident outlook on the year ahead.  The figures For the six months to the end of 2016, group revenue grew four per cent, up from £1.18bn to £1.24bn.  Galliford's profit jumped 19 per cent, from £52.9m to [...]

  • The “cheapest home in Mayfair” has gone on sale for just £500,000 (but there’s a catch)

    February 21, 2017

    If you have ambitions of being a small fish in a very expensive pond, look no further than a two-bedroom apartment which has just gone on sale in London's most exclusive borough, Mayfair, at the bargain price of just £500,000. Admittedly, though, there's a catch… The apartment, next to Claridges on Davies Street, has been [...]

  • Business rates fight intensifies as government accused of misleading MPs

    February 20, 2017

    The row over business rates is heating up with businesses hitting back at the government's claim that they will receive a tax cut. The government has retaliated at the business groups that are demanding reform to business rates, saying that three in four businesses will receive a rates cut, or won't be affected. Read more: The business rates backlash [...]

  • West End property hit despite surge in interest from Chinese buyers

    February 20, 2017

    The value of commercial property transactions fell in January despite a surge in interest from Chinese buyers. According to numbers from real estate agents Savills, £841m worth of commercial properties were transacted in January this year, down from £895m in the same month last year, representing a fall of around six per cent. However, Chinese buyers are [...]

  • Generations Rent? Young and old expect to be long-term renters

    February 20, 2017

    Up to a decade of rent is stretching out before the UK’s renters, according to the property and construction consultants McBains Cooper. Of the London-based respondents to a survey conducted by McBains, one-in-three renters said they expect to continue renting for the next five to ten years. Within the 45-59 year old bracket, 52 per [...]

  • Hammerson shares climb on stronger profits despite £122m valuation hit

    February 20, 2017

    Shares in commercial property giant Hammerson climbed today after it said its adjusted profit had risen – but added it had been hit as its properties' capital values deteriorated. The figures When adjusted for the revaluation of its commercial properties, Hammerson profits fell 56 per cent from £727.8m for 2015 to £317.3m last year. But adjusted profits rose [...]

  • Dubai’s International Finance Centre grew by 14 per cent last year

    February 20, 2017

    Bosses at the state-owned financial free zone, known as the DIFC, say there has been a 10 per cent increase in financial firms registered in the DIFC, and a 17 per cent rise in non-financial companies. Profits at Dubai’s financial district grew by seven per cent in 2016, totaling Dh421m (£92m). Dubai is among a [...]

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