Tom Bill: Lending outlook improves but risks will remain in 2024
Psychological milestones will be important for the property market as mortgage rates continue to fall, writes Knight Frank's head of UK resi research.
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Tom Bill: UK housing market steady as government walks fiscal tightrope
The spring statement contained no nasty surprises for the property sector, but it failed to address concerns about the government’s tight financial headroom, explains Knight Frank's head of UK resi research.
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Prime London deal volumes pick up as buyers negotiate rather than walk
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Trio of seasoned London agents sign to D&G’s self-employed broker model
Tania Smith, Dinishka Jayasena & Charlie Rosling previously held senior roles with the likes of Foxtons and Winkworth.
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Harding Green recruits another top Foxtons agent
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