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  • UK house prices: Rents growing across the UK for only the third time on record

    June 15, 2015

    Rental prices rose in every region across the UK in the year to May, with the South West surging forward with double digit growth. According to data from HomeLet, prices across all regions grew on a monthly basis too – only the third time the index has shown growth in all 12 regions – it [...]

  • Mansion tax mania: Average property price in Kensington and Chelsea rises by £486,000 in one month

    June 15, 2015

    The average asking price for a home in Kensington and Chelsea rose 28.4 per cent (almost £500,000) between May and June, according to data from Rightmove. The figure hints at a glut of high-end properties entering the market after the election, now sellers can forget their fears over the mansion tax. Read more: As rents [...]

  • Rising UK house prices: 31 is the average age for buying a first home, and it rarely happens without parental support

    June 14, 2015

    The average age for Britons to buy their first homes is now 31, up from 28 in 1995 according to Halifax figures. Over the last 20 years properties have mostly trebled in value from around £61,500 to £196,000, and they are predicted to go up another 25 per cent over he next five years due [...]

  • From London property prices and London smells to World Gin Day and naked cyclists: Here’s what got us talking this week

    June 12, 2015

    There was (another) election. There was the start of some privatising. And late on Friday there was some biblical weather.    Here's what got us talking this week   1. We should be paying for property with Monopoly money   We wish it was that easy. This week were learned just how much of a share up [...]

  • UK house prices: Stamp duty payments have fallen by half since George Osborne introduced reforms, but Londoners are missing out

    June 12, 2015

    The amount property buyers are paying in stamp duty has halved since George Osborne introduced new measures aimed at making homes more affordable in the last Budget – but Londoners are massively missing out on those savings, new research has found.  A study by the Post Office and the Centre for Economics and Business Research [...]

  • EU referendum: CBRE says UK exit of European Union will hurt property sector

    June 11, 2015

    An exit from the European Union could hurt property investment to the UK and damage London’s status as a world financial centre, a survey of investors has warned. More than 60 per cent surveyed by property advisors CBRE said leaving the EU would have a negative impact on the UK’s attractiveness as an investment location, [...]

  • London house prices: As rents keep rising, here’s how the Monopoly board looks in 2015

    June 11, 2015

    Click to see table in a new window There has been a shake-up in the London property price hierarchy, and the most profitable places to be a landlord have moved dramatically. That well-established measure of London property values – the humble Monopoly board – has been shaken and stirred by fluctuations in the market, and [...]

  • Think the UK is expensive? Hong Kong tops global house price rankings – while prices have fallen the most in Ukraine

    June 11, 2015

    If you thought UK house prices were rising at an unmanageable level, spare a thought for the residents of Hong Kong, where prices have jumped 18.7 per cent in the past year, according to Knight Frank's latest global house price index. Turkey is next, with a year-on-year rise of 18.6 per cent, while prices in [...]

  • UK house price growth expected to surge as post-election supply bounce lacking

    June 10, 2015

    Hopes for a post-election surge in the supply of houses to the market have failed to materialise, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) said today. “Tight supply conditions continue to be a key factor underpinning prices, with fresh instructions to sell becoming increasingly sparse while average stocks per surveyor fell to a new record [...]

  • These are the 20 London streets where estate agents are making the most money

    June 9, 2015

    It turns out London’s streets really are paved with gold – for estate agents, anyway, who have earn £10m in fees for sales in London’s 20 most expensive roads over the past 18 months. According to research from website HouseSimple, 80 properties sold in the top 20 prime locations sold for an average of £5.3m, [...]

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