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On this year’s key buying trends and the outlook for 2021
Buying agent Sara Ransom reports on what London buyers have really been after this year, and predicts which areas will be in demand on the other side of the Christmas holidays...
FT: Shopping for a bargain on NYC’s Billionaires’ Row
Writing for the Financial Times, Joshua Chaffin speaks to the luxury developers and agents attempting to sell New York’s most expensive new-builds in the midst of a global pandemic.
Purplebricks tells investors that it ‘has never been more relevant’
“We are now emerging from the pandemic in a very strong competitive position,” says Purplebricks boss Vic Darvey.
Jersey’s property market picks up pace
"People are offering the asking price after walking through the door," says island estate agency Wilsons Knight Frank
Heatmapped: London & national house price growth
Higher rates of inflation in the south of England and on the outskirts of London are still the overriding themes.
Dubai mega-developer names new Chairman after pausing construction
Mohamed Alabbar has stepped down as Chairman of Emaar, becoming Managing Director instead. He has been replaced by Jamal Bin Theniyah.
Neo Bankside Vs Tate Modern heads to the Supreme Court
Residents of Native Land's New Bankside have been given the go-ahead for one final appeal against Tate Modern.
OnTheMarket trading ‘ahead of expectations’ as new CEO Tebb starts work
On his first official day in charge, OTM's new boss Jason Tebb has already outlined a few shifts in the portal's strategy.
REDD launches sales at £35m Mayfair scheme
The boutique developer is working with Formation Architects and 1508 London on the 82 Mount Street project.
‘Plenty of fuel left in the tank for the housing market’: Rightmove predicts 4% growth for asking prices in 2021
Property portal's forecast of 4% house price inflation in 2021 is "more conservative than the unsustainable 6
‘There is mounting evidence that rental growth is picking up steam’ – Hamptons
Landlords accounted for one in every six agreed sales last month, as investors rush to take advantage of the Stamp Duty holiday in a small-scale re-run of 2016.
Why house prices are unlikely to crash next year
There is an assumption that when the furlough scheme ends, unemployment will spike and house prices will crash. However, 2021 is likely to be far less straightforward, writes Tom Bill...