Turnover nears £100m at maker of Taskmaster, Not Going Out and Catastrophe March 26, 2024 The maker of TV shows including Taskmaster, Not Going Out and Catastrophe saw its turnover increase to nearly £100m during its latest financial year.
Leasehold reforms set to be walked back after investor lobbying March 25, 2024 Plans to cap ground rents on leasehold properties are set to be walked back after lobbying from pension funds and investors, according to reports.
Almost 100,000 more student beds needed to meet London demand March 25, 2024 Almost 100,000 student beds are needed to meet demand in London, according to new research from Savills, the highest across all of the UK.
What’s next for Direct Line after Ageas abandons takeover attempt? March 25, 2024 Direct Line's chief executive Adam Winslow has only been in the job for three weeks but is already making a strong impression.
‘Rip off’: Brits spent eight times their salary buying a home – and in London it’s much worse March 25, 2024 Brits in full time work spent over eight times their annual earnings buying a home last year, and London dwellers are being hit the hardest.
For sale: Mansion where Jacob Rees-Mogg grew up hits the market March 25, 2024 The mansion where Jacob Rees-Mogg grew up has been put up for sale for the third time in almost four years.
Henry Boot ups dividend as developer optimistic about UK property market March 25, 2024 Property developer Henry Boot has increased its dividend for the year as the firm remains hopeful about green shoots in the UK’s property market.
IMF: China must ‘reinvent itself’ to boost shaky economy March 24, 2024 China needs to take "decisive" steps to fix its struggling housing market and address its rising government debt, the IMF's chief has said.
It’s not just the BT Tower: London’s property developers look to turn offices into hotels March 23, 2024 Over a quarter of office sales made in the year to March have been from buyers who wish to turn the buildings into hotels, offering a lifeline for London’s downtrodden commercial property market.
Saudi Arabia reportedly eyes up £2bn stake in Selfridges, Gucci owner denies interest March 22, 2024 Saudi Arabia is reportedly eyeing up a £2bn stake in Selfridges as the department store chain's co-owner faces insolvency, while luxury goods giant Kering has denied the claim that it is interested in the store.