Company Tag: LonRes

The weakened Euro, abolition of some punitive taxes on non-resident owners and the continued fall in property prices have improved conditions for overseas buyers in the Paris property market, reports Laurent…

While the market remains subdued, both as a result of extensive price rises over 2014 and it being an election year, realistic pricing of properties is crucial, as these findings by Lonres clearly demonstrate...

The Lonres Residential Review, Spring 2015: The sales market. As befits an election year, demand levels have dropped and, as a result, so have transactions and values.

Conditions in the residential rental market of prime London remain more bouyant than the sales market, although there is still an air of caution among tenants.

Growth in the UK economy in 2014 stands at 2.8%, the highest rate recorded since 2006.

Lonres Chairman William Carrington looks back on a period of declining transaction levels and deflating prices...

William Carrington and Anthony Payne of industry data powerhouse LonRes on the past, present and future of London's property market

A grand total of 693 properties were sold in prime central London during Q4 2014, according to Strutt & Parker and Lonres. That's 32.5% down on the same period in 2013.

The long-criticised slab rate system for Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) was abolished in the Autumn Statement in December 2014, seeking to bring fairness to property purchase costs and benefiting 98% of homebuyers.

The prime London market remains muted and is set to remain subdued until the election result is confirmed, says Lonres in its Winter Residential Review. Overview

London's prime rental market has seen the strongest annual rental growth in four years, and there's more to come through 2015 says Lonres in its Winter Residential Review. Overview

One wonders if there is finally a global correcting cycle that is forcing investors and corporates to take a longer term view on their investments, ponders William Carrington in the Lonres Winter Residential…