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  • Opinion: Many criticise London’s rapid regeneration but there’s lots to admire, too

    November 14, 2016

    The changing residential landscape across London is sometimes met with disapproval and resentment. Gentrification can be a symbol for negativity, with many arguing that neighbourhoods lose their character and soul as a result. However, what I have seen as a long-term resident in Hackney, a borough that’s often held up an example of gentrification, is [...]

  • London house prices fell in October and are growing at their slowest annual rate since 2012

    November 12, 2016

    Average London house prices fell in October and are growing at their slowest annual rate in four years, according to a new report out today. Across England and Wales as a whole the average price of a home increased 0.4 per cent between September and October, or three per cent on October 2015, to £294,351. [...]

  • Interiors: We ask the experts how to snazz up your dinner table before the Christmas hordes arrive

    November 11, 2016

    Staying in is the new going out; we want to bring friends home to warmth and hospitality. Being able to light intimate candles for dinner is one of the overlooked joys of shorter days. However, with the trend for simplicity, and sharing, we need to be careful not to make boring choices when it comes [...]

  • Focus On Rotherhithe: A £34m investment has brought a new town square, library and cultural centre to the Docks

    November 11, 2016

    Rotherhithe, a conservation area in the Docklands in south east London, is one of the prettiest and most rapidly gentrifying places in the capital. With a long and proud history as a major trade port, it was a working dock right up until the 1970s. It was also home to the first under-river tunnel in [...]

  • There’s been a huge spike in Americans searching for London property since the US election

    November 11, 2016

    Remember when searches for Irish passports broke the Irish embassy website after Brexit?  Well, it seems anti-Trump Americans have set their sights rather further – after property portal Zoopla reported a 45 per cent spike in traffic to its website from the US in the hours after the Presidential election result was announced.  According to [...]

  • The housing minister just admitted the government will miss its housebuilding targets

    November 11, 2016

    The UK's housebuilding sector is "absolutely… not at the rate we need to be" in order to meet government targets, the housing minister has admitted. In an interview with Sky News, Gavin Barwell said although the UK is currently building 170,000 new homes a year, we're on course to miss a target of one million [...]

  • Rental prices in London have fallen – except in these postcodes

    November 10, 2016

    London rental price growth slowed down in the third quarter, new research has suggested – unless you live in the likes of St Paul's and Clapham, where things are getting a whole lot more expensive…. Research by SpareRoom found London's rental growth rose two per cent in the third quarter, compared with seven per cent last [...]

  • Bovis Homes on track to deliver record revenues despite Brexit blip

    November 10, 2016

    Housebuilder Bovis Homes said today that it's on track to meet expectations of revenue and profit growth for the year, despite uncertainty in the market following the EU referendum. The group said that aside from the weeks immediately after the UK's vote to leave the EU, sales during the year to date have followed a normal [...]

  • Savile Row, Harley Street, Mayfair, St James’ and Portland Place safeguarded by new Westminster council policy

    November 10, 2016

    Five renowned areas of the capital have been safeguarded by a new policy introduced by Westminster council. The policy will allow it to reject planning proposals that threaten the character of the city's well-known areas. The Special Policy Areas come into force today to protect Savile Row, Mayfair, Harley Street, St James's and Portland Place. The policy regulations won't dictate [...]

  • Interiors: Don’t own any art? Make your own. We explore a growing trend for framing beloved objects

    November 9, 2016

    Bringing our homes alive with personality and creativity isn’t just about hanging pictures on walls, especially if we don’t own a Warhol or a Hirst. It’s now de rigeur to think inside the box and display meaningful physical objects in box-frames, or mount prized items, such as decorative scarfs, LP covers or birthday cards, so [...]

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