‘Be ready now to beat the rush when the flights resume’, Knight Frank tells vendors…
Record numbers of people are browsing the internet for a new home – but there’s a dearth of new sales listings…
Lloyds Banking Group predicts that average property prices will fall by 3.8% by the end of 2021, with a downside risk warning of negative growth until at least 2024.
KF’s Wealth Report 2021 identifies ten “up and coming” prime residential locations around the world, including four in Europe.
Which parts of the market are looking more vulnerable to the 2% overseas surcharge? And which streets are likely to prove ‘bullet-proof’ regardless of wider economic events?
Higher build costs to adhere to the government’s stricter energy requirements are already being factored into land bids, writes Lydia Mclaren…
Reports claim the Chancellor is planning a boost for the property market in his upcoming Budget.
“The pandemic is supercharging demand for locations that offer a surfeit of wellness,” says Knight Frank in its new Wealth Report “– think mountains, lakes and coastal hotspots.”
Allsop’s first resi sale of 2021 raised more money than a ballroom event put on at the same point last year.
The share of new homes being sold off-plan has fallen from a peak of 39% in 2016 (c.69,000 units) to 33% in 2020 (c.49,000 units), according to a new index from Hamptons.
PCL-focused resi fund has so far bought ten properties in Belgravia and Knightsbridge with a combined value of £70m, and is now looking to deploy another £50m.
Council to trial the use of Empty Dwellings Management Orders and forceable sales in ‘severe circumstances’.