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  • Nick Candy eyes payday after £275m home sale to Labour donor

    Wealth

    Reform UK fundraiser Nick Candy is looking to cash in on his assets after it was revealed that he sold his £275m home to a former Labour donor in what was put down as the largest house purchase in history.  Quadrature Capital’s Suneil Setiya bought the hidden Chelsea mansion from Candy, according to the Financial [...]

    Nick Candys luxury home sold to prominent Labour donor, showcasing opulent architecture and affluent neighborhood.
  • Santander and TSB kick off mortgage rate cuts after Iran turmoil

    Banking

    Santander and TSB have kicked off the mortgage rate cutting cycle after lenders pulled deals and hiked their rates amidst the turmoil in Iran. From Thursday, Santander said it would be lower the price on higher loan-to-value (LTV) mortgages products by near 0.3 per cent, which includes its two-year fixed, first-time buyer products. Meanwhile, TSB said it [...]

    Kirstie Allsopp is best known as co-presenter of Channel 4 property shows
  • Why London’s prime property market has taken the biggest hit in a decade

    Property

    It’s been almost three years since Emma first put her Kensington home on the market. With an initial asking price of just over £4m, she turned down a number of early low-ball offers before accepting one only slightly below what she’d wanted. But after months of dithering, the buyer pulled out at the last minute. [...]

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  • Housebuilding stocks recover as industry reaches ‘rock bottom’

    April 15, 2026

    The UK’s biggest housebuilder kept to the well-rehearsed tone of gloom which has loomed over the sector in recent months, when it became the latest to pull back on spending amid the market uncertainty caused by the Iran war. FTSE 100 firm Barratt Redrow said its financial targets hold firm, but warned that the blockage [...]

  • ‘Entirely avoidable’: Build-to-rent housebuilding slows as London planning wait doubles

    April 15, 2026

    The construction of build-to-rent homes in Britain is in danger of grinding to a halt as the planning wait for London homes has almost doubled in this decade. The number of build-to-rent homes under construction has fallen for the ninth consecutive quarter, according to data shared exclusively with City AM. The government has pledged to [...]

  • Help to buy scheme had ‘limited impact on social mobility’

    April 15, 2026

    Previous help-to-buy schemes did little to improve social mobility and mainly benefited high earners, the government has been warned, as it mulls reviving the programme. Help-to-buy, which offered equity loans to first-time buyers, had a “limited impact on social mobility,” the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has said.  The government is reportedly considering revising help-to-buy, [...]

  • ‘Mortgage mayhem’: Deal lifespans hit record low as interest rate cut hopes dim

    April 13, 2026

    Borrowers have been left in a “mortgage maze” after lenders frantically pulled deals due to the unfolding crisis in the Middle East leading to the lowest average shelf-life on record. The average mortgage was on the market for just eight days in March – the lowest since records began in November 2011. This marks a [...]

  • Middle East expats rush back to London, luxury property rents spike

    April 10, 2026

    An influx of people who have recently moved to the Middle East are now seeking short-term refuge in London, pushing up rents in the capital’s luxury property market – according to a leading estate agency.  British, European and North American nationals have rushed to snap up short-term rentals in high-value London properties since the Iran [...]

  • Demand soars for central London offices while outskirts snubbed

    April 9, 2026

    The demand for central London office space is soaring while vacant buildings are piling up on the fringes of the capital. The vacancy rate – which is a key indicator of demand – of central London offices has fallen to its lowest level in this decade as occupiers target prime locations like the City and [...]

  • Non-dom reforms blamed for collapse of Harrods luxury property arm

    April 9, 2026

    The collapse of department store Harrods’ luxury property arm was due in large part to the government’s abolition of the non-dom tax regime, estate agents have said. Harrods Estates, which opened on the shop floor in 1897, has announced the closure of its only remaining office in Knightsbridge.  London estate agents said the collapse of [...]

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