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  • UK house prices: This map shows every house price at nearly every railway station in England, Scotland and Wales

    July 20, 2016

    For many first-time buyers, the path to property ownership is moving out London. But when you have a job in the capital, that's easier said than done. Step forward, online estate agent Emoov, which has produced a map of the average house price in the area surrounding almost every train station in the UK – [...]

  • Britain hasn’t lost Arm: Its acquisition is the start of a new Great British tech story

    July 19, 2016

    A week ago, many were wondering whether the UK’s tech sector would become less relevant in a post-Brexit world. The news of Arm’s acquisition by SoftBank for £24bn means many things for UK tech – but irrelevance is not one of them. This acquisition is positive and timely news. Following the referendum, it’s an immediate vote [...]

  • Arm Holdings is just the start of a great British asset sale

    July 18, 2016

    The UK’s vote to leave the EU was seen by some Brexiteers as a chance to reclaim the country’s borders, draw up a new fortress UK, as well as make a protest vote against the rise in inequality after the financial crisis. But in the investment markets, the drawbridge has already been lowered. Thanks to [...]

  • Here’s how far house prices fell after the Brexit vote, according to the first data on property values since the referendum

    July 18, 2016

    House prices fell by 0.9 per cent this month, equivalent to £2,647, according the first data showing how property prices have been impacted by the Brexit vote. Rightmove's report on the value of homes coming to market also found enquiries in the two weeks after the referendum were down by as much as 16 per cent compared to the same period [...]

  • House prices were up in June despite Brexit worries

    July 14, 2016

    UK house prices grew by 0.6 per cent in the three months to June, despite concerns around the EU referendum – but London house prices fell 1.4 per cent between May and last month. Prices across Britain were up by six per cent in June 2016 compared with June 2015, according to the Reeds Rains monthly house price index, [...]

  • How to get your children on the property ladder: Five of the best options for the Bank of Mum and Dad

    July 14, 2016

    Buying a first home used to signal the start of a new era of independence, a turning point into adulthood. But the astronomical rise in London prices has put paid to that. Home ownership is at its lowest level for 25 years. Not only are people buying their first home later – the average age has [...]

  • Barratt shares fall despite assurances it’s confident in the face of Brexit

    July 13, 2016

    That sad "wah, wah, waaah" trombone you heard this morning was coming from the general direction of housebuilder Barratt, which attempted to restore investor confidence with assurances over Brexit – only to have its shares drop anyway. In a statement this morning the company, whose shares have fallen almost 30 per cent since the result [...]

  • Property of the Week: Agent Lurot Brand is listing this house in Boyne Terrace Mews in Holland Park under two prices – with their services or without

    July 8, 2016

    Boyne Terrace Mews, Holland Park, £3.75m/£5.75m A rare opportunity has come onto the market in Holland Park to custom build an ideal five bedroom house with the help of an agent who’s already done all the tricky paperwork. Getting planning permission to turn this mews house in a cul-de-sac in Landsdowne Road would have been tricky [...]

  • Tata Steel holds first board meeting since Brexit vote

    July 8, 2016

    Tata Steel will hold its first board meeting since Britain voted to leave the European Union, with board members widely expected to discuss the future of its loss-making UK business. Business secretary Sajid Javid flew to India for talks with the company last night. It comes amid a report that Tata could "pause" the sale of its main [...]

  • Brexit threat: Property financiers must keep calm and carry on lending

    July 8, 2016

    Before and since the result of the UK’s referendum on European Union membership, uncertainty has pervaded – not least in property markets. Weak construction PMI data, a spate of flagship property funds halting redemptions and downgrades from City analysts has further shaken confidence. Forecasts for companies in the sector have been reduced on the basis [...]

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