Finance
Property financier buys NW London mortgage broker’s client book
Lemon Tree Financial's founders, Mitul and Geeta Patel, have retired after 30 years in the lending business.
Luxury London homes in administration: What buyers, agents & investors need to know
With hundreds of high-end flats from Mayfair to Knightsbridge expected to hit the market following a major lender collapse, Tahmid Majeed looks at the legal realities of such sales.
PCL specialist joins private client FX firm
Fiberpay recruits former Knight Frank & Burbeck Interiors operator Megan Flook to boost property and private client links.
Lanesborough launches in-house debt & capital advisory business
Nicholas Shaw & Henry Browne have teamed up with Marc Ahearne to create Lanesborough Capital.
Lending in the Shadows: What the MFS collapse means for London’s prime property market
Is the high-profile failure of the bridging lender indicative of a wider issue in property finance, or an isolated incident - and what can we learn?
Tom Bill: Mortgage costs rise as Bank of England risks fighting wrong inflation war
As upwards pressure grows on borrowing costs, there are questions over whether the Bank of England’s hawkish posture is sustainable, explains Knight Frank's UK resi research boss.
Ballymore JV secures £179.5mn for 52-storey East London tower
Financing will support the delivery of 434 new homes on the Isle of Dogs.
‘Hundreds’ of luxury London flats set for sale after £2bn lender collapse
Around 250 property companies with assets across PCL now under administration.
Savills buys major real estate investment bank Eastdil
The deal is one of the biggest in Savills' history.
Industry Reactions: Mortgage approvals dipped further in January
Fresh Bank of England data reveals another drop in mortgage lending for house purchases.
Funding secured for 7,500 sq ft contemporary house project in De Beauvoir
Commercial-to-resi conversion promises to create a striking five-bedroom family home in N1.
Buy-to-let incorporations jump to a record high
New BTL companies were the second most common type of business registered in the UK last year, according to analysis by Hamptons.