Is 2024 time to buy as house prices stabilise? The latest data says… maybe Property House prices are expected to fall by two per cent next year, according to the latest reading from Zoopla, as the hangover from high mortgages appears to be dragging into next year. While slipping house prices can often be an indicator of poor economic health, house prices still remain around £40k above pre-pandemic levels. The [...]
Gove’s plans to cap ground rents could cost taxpayers £31bn, RFA warn Property Micheal Gove’s plans to cap ground rents in England and Wales could cost the taxpayer over £31bn, a trade body has warned.
Chapel Down makes a splash on AIM as it pushes ahead with growth plans Chapel Down Britain’s biggest winemaker Chapel Down Group has made its debut on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), as it pushes ahead with plans to double the size of its business by 2026. Admission on the AIM, which is a sub market of the London Stock Exchange, took place at 8am this morning. The chardonnay producer was [...]
Games Workshop: Warhammer maker continuing to trade strongly following Amazon deal December 7, 2023 Games Workshop, the maker of Warhammer, has said it is continuing to trade in line with company expectations.
House prices rise again – but London properties still down on last year December 7, 2023 House prices rose by 0.5 per cent in November, following a rise of 1.2 per cent the prior month, according to Halifax.
London footfall takes costly hit as rail strikes wreak havoc on Christmas trade December 6, 2023 Footfall across greater London declined by -8.3 per cent on Tuesday as rail strikes led shoppers to steer clear of the high street, spelling more misery for the capital’s retailers amid the vital Christmas period. According to the latest reading from MRI Software, Tuesday was the most impacted day so far, with footfall in central [...]
M&S and Morrisons breach competitive land agreements CMA finds December 6, 2023 M&S and Morrisons used unlawful land agreements to stop rival supermarket stores nearby, the competition's watchdog has ruled.
EG Group: Issa brothers fry off entire KFC franchise to slash debt mountain December 6, 2023 EG Group, the debt-laden petrol group owned by the billionaire Issa Brothers, has offloaded all of its franchise KFC sites in the UK and Ireland to the US multinational behind the fried chicken empire.
Lack of buyers for No 1 Poultry loan in worrying sign for City’s property market December 6, 2023 Bank of Ireland is trying to dodge a loss on a loan secured against No 1 Poultry, a worrying sign for London's commercial property market.
Various Eateries to capitalise on ‘reduced competition’ in casual dining market December 6, 2023 The business behind restaurants Coppa Club and Noci, Various Eateries, is looking to ramp up the rollout of both sites as it looks to capitalise on "reduced competition" in the casual dining market.
