Company Tag: London Central Portfolio
Transaction numbers tumble by 15%
Deals are down across PCL, Greater London and England & Wales, according to London Central Portfolio's monthly index
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