Company Tag: London Central Portfolio
Transaction numbers & property prices continue to fall
LCP reports a 21.5% quarterly drop in deal numbers across England & Wales
New-build activity stumbles in central London
New-build starts fell by 25.4% in Inner London in 2017 compared with 2016, while planning permissions dropped by 7.4% and completions by 6.1%
Property prices & transaction volumes slide
New-build sales volumes drop by 14% in Prime Central London, says LCP
Londoners paid four times more stamp duty than the national average last year
The most expensive 10% of properties contributed around 60% of all Stamp Duty receipts last year, reports LCP
The number of ‘enveloped’ homes has fallen by 22%
ATED receipts are down, despite rate rises and a broadening of thresholds
A turning point for PCL? Prices hit an ‘unexpected’ all-time high
A backlog of Land Registry registrations resulted in a bumper January for high-value Prime Central London deals, reports LCP
Prime Central London transaction numbers hit a record low, claims new property index
London Central Portfolio launches a new property index; reports that England & Wales has just seen the biggest quarterly fall in property prices since the global financial crisis
Resi sales pick up in London & across the country
7.5% more deals were done in London compared to the previous quarter, according to LCP's analysis of the latest Q3 2017 Land Registry data
PCL ‘shows recovery’ as the top-end bounces back
Prime Central London values are coming back up to pre-SDLT reform levels, say LCP and Acadata
‘A notable change in buying behaviour’: Home-buyers oust investors in Prime Central London
"Buy-to-let investors have remained on the side-lines trying to call the bottom of the market", says London Central Portfolio
Super-deal surge behind PCL ‘recovery’
'The increase in average prices appears to reflect a greater proportion of high-value properties being sold, rather than any significant underlying growth,' says LCP
Indian buyers become second biggest purchasers in PCL as European interest evaporates
Investors and wealthy families from India were behind 22% of sales and a third of the entire spend over the last 12 months;