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  • As the London Mayoral election looms, it’s time for Zac Goldsmith and Sadiq Khan to think big on housing

    April 7, 2016

    With just under a month to go until London votes for a new Mayor, and less than a week until City A.M. hosts a packed-out hustings between the two main candidates, one familiar issue has raised its rather ugly head – the soaring cost of living in our capital. Some housing market analysts believe that government [...]

  • Tata will start a formal sales process by Monday for its UK business after Javid hails “constructive and positive meeting” in Mumbai

    April 6, 2016

    Indian steel giant Tata will kick off the formal sales process of the its UK business on Monday its been announced by business secretary Sajid Javid following emergency talks in India. Javid hailed the meeting as "constructive and positive". He yesterday held meetings with steel unions and the only party that's publicly expressed interest in Tata's Port Talbot steelworks, Liberty [...]

  • Housing associations in £30bn mega-merger talks to build 100,000 London homes

    April 6, 2016

    Three of the UK’s biggest housing associations are in talks to merger, with the view to build 100,000 new homes across London and the south east over the next decade. L&Q, The Hyde Group and East Thames said the proposed move will turn them into one of the country’s top four largest housebuilders with a [...]

  • London house prices: Why Foxtons’ chief executive Nic Budden’s salary is jumping 19 per cent

    April 6, 2016

    It's clearly paying to be in the London property market right now. Foxtons' chief executive Nic Budden's basic salary is to jump 19 per cent for the current financial year, up to £550,000 from £461,000 last year. It's an interesting move for the London-focused estate agent, coming as demand for homes in the capital falls, although there has [...]

  • Demand for homes in London is falling as prices keep rocketing – except in these two boroughs

    April 6, 2016

    It looks like rocketing house prices are having a demotivating effect on London home buyers, after new figures suggested demand for homes has fallen across many of the capital's most exclusive boroughs. The figures, by online estate agent Emoov, found demand for homes in Southwark fell 50 per cent between the final quarter of last year [...]

  • UK house prices: First-time buyers force growth surge as buy-to-let investment tails off

    April 6, 2016

    Buy-to-let purchases might be tailing off – but the number of first-time buyers in the UK property market has surged, pushing prices up as demand intensifies.  Figures out from estate agents Haart this morning showed that while average house prices climbed 4.1 per cent in the year to February 2016, the average first-time buyer house price jumped 9.8 per [...]

  • London homes now more expensive that two thirds of world’s private islands, says Labour’s London mayoral candidate Sadiq Khan

    April 6, 2016

    Wouldn't it be nice to live on your own private island.  Nice – nice and cheap. London homes are now more expensive than two thirds of the world's private islands, says Labour's London mayoral candidate Sadiq Khan. He's looked at data from global property consultancy Knight Frank, which shows 65 per cent of private islands currently [...]

  • The EU is adding fuel to the Brexit fire through new burdens on technology startups

    April 6, 2016

    You might think, given Europe’s anaemic rate of growth and enduringly high levels of unemployment, that Brussels would be doing all it can to encourage small tech businesses to grow. After all, the evidence shows that SMEs are the motors of job creation and technology companies provide the best chance of new high-value, high-wage employment. [...]

  • East London is propping up slowing central London housing market, JLL report shows

    April 6, 2016

    East London residential property prices jumped by seven per cent in the year to March, helping to shore up a slowdown in other parts of the capital hit by uncertainty in the market, new research from JLL today shows.  The property firm's latest central London development report shows a slowdown in sales activity in the first quarter of the [...]

  • Steel unions to hand Javid Port Talbot demands at key meeting tomorrow

    April 4, 2016

    Community, the union which represents British steelworkers, will meet with business secretary Sajid Javid tomorrow to discuss the steel crisis and present Javid with a list of demands for the industry. The demands, which include the government preventing Tata and potential buyers from cherry-picking assets, were formulated at a meeting in London today. “There needs to [...]

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