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  • Opinion: Property raffles are 500 times easier to win than the EuroMillions but they’re not going to go mainstream until they’re transparent

    January 18, 2019

    Property raffles have certainly generated national media column inches over the past few years. There has been a huge buzz around the concept and it’s easy to see why – the thought of owning a multi-million pound home for the small cost of a ticket could turn an ordinary person struggling to get a foot [...]

  • Focus On Peckham: The ‘hipster capital of south London’ saw impressive house price growth last year

    January 18, 2019

    They say that if you want to spot the next up-and-coming property hotspot, all you have to do is follow the artists. That’s certainly been true of Shoreditch, the hub of the Young British Artists movement in the 1990s. Anyone that bought on the outskirts of the City 20 years ago is chuckling all the [...]

  • Tulip skyscraper plans hit fresh problems as City Hall planners claim proposal breaches regulations

    January 18, 2019

    Plans to build the Tulip skyscraper in the City could be nipped in the bud after City Hall officials said the proposals would breach Sadiq Khan’s planning regulations. Developers plan to build the dramatic 305-metre viewing attraction dubbed ‘The Tulip’, which would be built alongside The Gherkin in the heart of London’s financial district. Read [...]

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

    January 18, 2019

    Fitzroy Gate, Hounslow From £1.4m Get a new house and new body at the same time at this health and fitness day to launch a new show home in west London. From 10am to 4pm tomorrow, personal trainers from Fitness Space will be at the marketing suite for a four bedroom show home in Old [...]

  • Shopping centre put up for auction for £1 as retail sector looks to a challenging 2019

    January 18, 2019

    Worries on the high street were compounded this morning as a Scottish shopping centre was put up for sale for a solitary pound. The Postings Shopping Centre in Fife boasts a pharmacy, a bakery and a cafe over 80,618 sq ft. Read more: Retail sales fall as 'suffocating' Brexit uncertainty envelopes UK high streets However it [...]

  • DEBATE: Are falling house prices in London a good thing?

    January 18, 2019

    Are falling house prices in London a good thing? Daniel Hegarty, founder and chief executive of digital mortgage broker Habito, says YES. Provided it stops at a pricing correction and doesn’t go further, the drop in house prices is good news. London’s sky-high prices have left the average 34-year-old first-time buyer needing to borrow 13 times [...]

  • November rise in first-time buyers getting on the housing ladder

    January 17, 2019

    First-Time buyers bolstered the UK mortgage market in November, as competitive deals and schemes such as Help to Buy boosted the number of young homeowners in the run-up to Christmas. There were 36,200 new first-time buyer mortgages completed in November, rising 5.8 per cent from the same month in the previous year, according to UK [...]

  • London housing market faces negative outlook for start of 2019, warn surveyors

    January 17, 2019

    Fresh fears for the future of London’s subdued property market were brought to light this morning, with forecasts for growth in the capital hitting their lowest levels in two decades. As uncertainty bites both buyers and sellers, a record number of surveyors are predicting that activity in the capital will remain negative over the next [...]

  • Berkeley Group chairman Tony Pidgley on Brexit, buildings and bonus backlashes

    January 16, 2019

    Tony Pidgley is a staunch defender of his trade, as you would expect Britain’s best-known housebuilder to be. So it comes as something of a surprise when, asked about the huge row that hit his sector last year when fellow housing boss Jeff Fairburn took a £75m bonus, he does not come down on Fairburn’s [...]

  • Bovis shrugs off Brexit concerns as it eyes full-year profits ahead of expectations

    January 16, 2019

    Housebuilder Bovis today said it expects profits to beat market consensus thanks to an increase in new homes and a wider margin. The number of new homes delivered rose three per cent on last year to 3,759, which the company said was in line with expectations. Read more: Persimmon boss picked pub for first big purchase [...]

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