Lloyds backs LendInvest’s move into homeowner mortgages
Fintech firm LendInvest has made a big move into the home-owner mortgage market, targeting borrowers with multiple sources of income, the self-employed and small-business owner
Lloyds eyes massive buy-to-let expansion
Lloyds Banking Group's new buy-to-let division, Citra Living, could see its budget quadruple to £1 billion or more, according to "people familiar with the deliberations."
Précis Capital secures £1bn backing from Canadian investor; rebrands
Recently-launched real estate lender has significantly increased its firepower, and rebranded to Precede Capital.
J3 builds team with ambitious growth plans
Recently-launched finance and insurance advisor plans to triple in size this year.
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New £100mn PCL fund completes first acquisition
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Maskells recruits Mayfair specialist Holmgren
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Switzerland-based purchaser exchanged on turnkey mews amalgamation within a week of viewing.
‘Exceptionally rare’ Cadogan Square cottage sells off-market
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Prime London sales market picks up as under-offers turn into transactions
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From access rights to estate management schemes, the legal intricacies of the capital's private garden squares can catch out purchasers - and sometimes even their advisers - warns Robert Barham.
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Self-Employed Vs Traditional: Estate agents’ performance compared
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