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Pandemic fuels the ‘broadest global house price boom in two decades’
The annual rate of house price inflation across the OECD group of rich nations hit 9.4% in Q1 2021 - a 30-year high.
Prime London flooded with rental demand
Buying agency Haringtons is reporting "a huge influx" of demand for large furnished rental properties in prime London, as families are forced out of their homes by the recent flooding.
Grand Registry: Surveying last month’s biggest registered deals
Latest Land Registry data confirms another trophy home sale on the Phillimore Estate.
Grand Registry: Surveying last month’s biggest registered deals
Latest Land Registry data confirms another trophy home sale on the Phillimore Estate.
Grand Registry: Surveying last month’s biggest registered deals
Latest Land Registry data confirms another trophy home sale on the Phillimore Estate.
Grand Registry: Surveying last month’s biggest registered deals
Latest Land Registry data confirms another trophy home sale on the Phillimore Estate.
Vistry lands £30m Berkshire development opp
Housebuilder acquired the ten-acre parcel near Crowthorne from Cala Homes.
Sales rates pick up across GB, but fewer than half of London listings find a buyer
In a typical year, only around half of properties listed for sale on Rightmove successfully find a buyer. That has jumped to nearly 70% in the last year or so.
Property sector donating a quarter of Tory party funds
Nearly £18m has been donated by 154 individuals and companies with property interests since Johnson became PM, according to the analysis of Electoral Commission data by the FT
Ballymore & Sainsbury’s partner on 18-acre Ladbroke Grove development
Property developer Ballymore and supermarket chain Sainsbury's are drawing up plans for a "major mixed-use canal side town centre" in West London, which could deliver up to 2,800 new homes.
Rightmove revenue bounces back as agents’ spending reaches a record high
Estate agencies are spending an average of £1,163 per month per branch with Rightmove; that's 11% more than in 2019.
London Mayor knocks back Stag Brewery development
"The public benefits offered would not clearly outweigh the harm," said Sadiq Khan as he rejected Reselton's proposal to create 1,250 new homes on the former Budweiser brewery site in West London.