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UK House Prices

  • Bovis Homes house prices expected to rise 10 pc in 2014

    November 7, 2014

    Bovis Homes expect the average sales price of one of its properties to be around 10 per cent higher this year than in 2013, and believes it will sell around 30 per cent more of them.   In an interim statement, the housebuilder said sales price had risen about 5 per cent for the period [...]

  • Buying slows as house prices fall in October

    November 6, 2014

    THE HOUSING market is slowing down as high prices and strict mortgage regulations put off buyers. The average house price fell by 0.4 per cent in October, according to figures released yesterday by Halifax. Monthly data can be volatile, but growth in the three months to October also slowed to 0.8 per cent – the [...]

  • UK house prices: Growth dips to 8.8 per cent as mortgage cooling measures take their toll

    November 6, 2014

    "Cooling measures" introduced by the Bank of England earlier this year have taken their toll on house prices. Annual growth slid to 8.8 per cent in October, figures by Halifax showed this morning, down from 9.6 per cent in September. The quarterly figure painted an even gloomier picture, with growth of just 0.8 per cent [...]

  • Rising London house prices: What we can learn from Cyprus’s 2013 economic crash

    November 5, 2014

    As international buyers continue to snap up London property and send house prices skyrocketing, a group of economists has suggested the events leading up to Cyprus's 2013 economic crash should be taken as a warning to UK banks.   In March last year, Cyprus's debt had spiraled so far out of control that it came [...]

  • UK house price growth may be slowing, but Persimmon is bullish

    November 4, 2014

    Persimmon has enjoyed the fruits of 2014’s high house-price inflation, but there were signs in its third quarter figures that a cooling market is beginning to take its toll. The UK’s largest house builder by market capitalisation announced a 12 per cent increase in forward sales totalling £696m in the three months to the end [...]

  • UK house prices: Property boom squeezes out lower paid

    October 30, 2014

    Lower paid Britons have been increasingly unable to buy a house because of the combined impact of rising prices and new affordability checks, data from the Mortgage Advice Bureau showed yesterday. And those who can afford it have been stretching the terms of their mortgages out for longer than ever before, to cut monthly payments. [...]

  • London’s empire state of mind: New York warehouse conversion inspiration comes to Islington, Clapham, Stratford and Wapping

    October 30, 2014

      Globalisation, it seems, is not only changing our work, life and shopping habits, it’s also changing our living arrangements. Industrial warehouse conversions, originally found in the meat-packing districts of New York, have crossed the Atlantic and found a new popularity on our shores. Old textile factories in north east London in particular have become [...]

  • Helios penthouse atop Kew Bridge West’s Hyperion Tower is a whole new level of luxury

    October 30, 2014

      Flowers are not the only things sprouting up in Kew these days. A number of new housing developments are entering the market, enticing buyers to find better value for money in the greener, airier, more spacious suburbs of south west London.    One of these is Kew Bridge West, a new development from St [...]

  • Can London build enough homes for 9m people? And where should the new houses be built?

    October 30, 2014

      As our population has increased, housebuilding has become a major political issue. There’s now a consensus that the capital needs to get building to accommodate a population that’s expected to grow by 920,000 by 2024.    But it’s not an impossible task, according to residential and commercial estate agent Stirling Ackroyd, who released their [...]

  • Merchants Walk in east London: Affordable house prices, yet very commutable

    October 30, 2014

      As the fringes of the City soar in both popularity and price, first-time buyers and young professionals on modest incomes are looking to move a bit further afield. In this case “further afield” means 15 minutes away by Tube. Bow in Tower Hamlets, east London, has seen a spurt in popularity as a result, [...]

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