Category : Property Market


London Flat Dwellers Win Fight Against £200k Heating Bill

Residents of Greenwich's River Gardens development successfully challenged a surprise £200,000 communal heating bill at property tribunal, highlighting growing concerns about unregulated heat networks affecting nearly one million UK households.

£525k Art-Deco Apartment Near Liverpool Street

A bright one-bedroom apartment near Liverpool Street station offers modern living with strong transport links in a prime east London location. The property features floor-to-ceiling windows and approximately 500 sq ft of space.

UK House Prices: No Boom or Crash Expected in 2026

Martin Beck, chief economist at WPI Strategy, forecasts a balanced UK housing market for 2026, with no sharp price boom or correction, citing falling mortgage rates and real wage growth.

Flats with Outside Space in England: A Visual Tour

Discover a curated selection of flats for sale in England, each offering private outdoor areas, from London conversions to coastal townhouses, perfect for buyers seeking greenery and space.

Landlords to Hike Rents Due to Reeves Tax Raid

A new survey reveals 65% of landlords plan rent increases, blaming Rachel Reeves' property income tax. Industry warns of housing market strain as rents outpace house price growth.

Political Risk Returns, Finance Most Exposed

New research reveals political risk is now a major factor in boardroom decisions, with financial services firms perceiving the highest exposure despite energy and pharma sectors facing similar challenges.

Starling Investor Withdraws London IPO Support

Harald McPike, Starling's top investor, has withdrawn support for a London IPO due to regulatory frustrations, potentially pushing the fintech toward a New York listing instead.

Five Key Tips for Buying New Build Properties

A property expert outlines five crucial considerations for prospective buyers of new build homes during New Homes Week, covering contracts, warranties, and legal compliance.

Notting Hill's Journey from Slum to Luxury Property Hub

Once described by Charles Dickens as a 'plague spot,' Notting Hill's Pottery Lane has transformed from Victorian slum to one of London's most expensive neighbourhoods, with average house prices now approaching £2 million.

Milan vs London for Hedge Fund Talent

Analysis explores Milan's potential to attract hedge fund professionals amid London's post-Brexit challenges, focusing on regulatory shifts and talent competition.

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