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  • Six ways to make sure your home sells this winter

    November 22, 2016

    The nights might be drawing in and the mercury may be falling – but that doesn't mean you shouldn't put your house on the market. In fact, the concept that putting your house up for sale in winter is a bad idea is a popular misconception. By following some of our winter-specific tips, you can [...]

  • Property transactions fell eight per cent in October

    November 22, 2016

    Property transactions fell eight per cent year-on-year in October, according to figures from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). Read more: London's house prices won't rebound until 2020, according to JLL When accounting for seasonal changes in property sales, the number of residential property transactions in October came to 97,640, as compared to 106,120 in the [...]

  • Strutt & Parker Research names six real estate trends making their way to the UK from across the pond

    November 21, 2016

    The Coffice If don’t fancy signing an office lease but dread the local coffee house guilt, then perhaps a coffice visit is in your future? Using an app on your phone, reserve dedicated workspace at the local coffee shop that has designated office space built-in. It is cheaper than a co-working space contract, but a [...]

  • New Builds: On the market this week from a Roman site in the City to a £400m piazza in Islington

    November 21, 2016

    Landmark Place, City of London From £810,000 A rare chance to live in the City of London has arisen with the opening of a new show apartment. The three bedroom duplex was unveiled by Barratt London on the 23rd floor of its Aldgate Place development last week. The new homes will be on Water Lane, [...]

  • Asian investors have poured over £1.5bn into London property since the Brexit vote

    November 21, 2016

    Asian investors have been pouring their money into London commercial property following the Brexit vote. Figures from Cushman & Wakefield seen by City A.M. show that Asian buyers have spent over £1.5bn in the capital since June 2016, snapping up properties in the City and the West End. Read more: Apple's move to Battersea Power Station boosts [...]

  • Focus On Stoke Newington: Why leafy north London enclave Stoke Newington went from zero to hero on the housing market

    November 21, 2016

    Stoke Newington, a leafy north London borough untroubled by a connection to the London Underground network, has become a byword for the kind of middle-class urban elite that drives UKIP voters round the bend. Once dismissed as a undesirable destination, the gentrification of Hackney has seen Stokey’s fortunes turn full-circle, and while it doesn’t yet [...]

  • The Titanic’s grade II-listed London ticket office has been turned into £5m luxury apartments

    November 21, 2016

    Got £5m burning a hole in your pocket and an interest in gruesome maritime history? This might be for you: a developer has just unveiled a block of luxury flats in the building where the Titanic's ticket office was located.  Grade II-listed Oceanic House, in Trafalgar Square, has been redeveloped into six luxury apartments, including [...]

  • From idea to IPO in three years: Purplebricks founder Michael Bruce

    November 21, 2016

    "Every time you mention the word ‘estate agent,’ everyone gets a little bit of a smile on their face and an inner feeling of unhappiness,” says Michael Bruce, chief executive at Purplebricks, the online estate agency that has turned the industry on its head in a little over four years. Bruce has traversed the world [...]

  • Helical sells £35m investment property

    November 21, 2016

    Property developer Helical has sold an investment property in Hammersmith for £34.5m. The property, One King Street, was bought by Orchard Street Investment Management, providing a net yield of 4.85 per cent for Helical. Helical purchased the building in 2012 and has since refurbished it, adding an additional floor. The offices, combined with the retail [...]

  • Why there won’t be much property magic in the Autumn Statement

    November 21, 2016

    There is a long list of measures which, were they to appear in this Wednesday’s Autumn Statement, would be regarded as a magical outcome for us real estate types. For example: serious increases in the capital budget to fund infrastructure, which is both a facilitator of new development and a prerequisite for community acceptance of [...]

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