can a ready-made community really be achieved? - Property …
WEBThe company’s imminent launch of its co-living scheme in Wembley – which is set to take place later this year – will provide a 355-apartment development with two penthouse floors of hospitality-activated amenity space. The Wembley scheme comes with mindfully designed Magical Studios that can be reconfigured into five different modes ...
2023 Property Market Insights From an Industry Expert!
WEBNot to mention, with rising interest rates comes an increasing demand for renters choosing not to buy in 2023. According to Zoopla, demand for rental housing is up 46% and with supply being down 38% in the UK, rent prices are set to continue to increase next year. The 2023 property market will allow investors to capitalise on this rising rental ...
Snapshot of the UK Housing Market Right Now
WEBThe total sales stock count for England and Wales continues to rise but as yet remains below the total for September 2019. The current total of unsold property is 456,548; Most notably, the supply rate of new instructions entering the market remains restrained: down 4.0 per cent against August 2022 and down 10 per cent against August 2018.
Bristol – will it be the next Build to Rent hub?
WEBHome ownership levels have been affected by housing affordability in Bristol, with average house prices, currently sitting at £280,000, above the national average. Similarly, the ratio of house prices to earnings in Bristol is also greater than the average for England, at 8.59, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Worth Investing? Capital appreciation data on every Scottish area
WEBCapital appreciation data on every Scottish area. After three months of growth and a new record high, Scotland’s house prices paused for breath in June with a slight drop of 0.7% or nearly £1,700 on average. Despite this fall, Scotland’s house prices continue to out-pace those seen in England and Wales, notes Scott Jack, regional ...
First Homes: one month to go – what do investors need to know?
WEBFirst Homes are a brand-new form of Discount Market tenure. The objective of the policy is to enable more first-time buyers to get a foot on the property ladder. Home ownership among younger age groups is at an all-time low and so inevitably, the impact will be wide-ranging: at least 25% of all new affordable homes are to be delivered as First ...
Parts of the UK see new-build price premiums hit 108%, research …
WEBThe worst-case scenario, according to Springbok, is in Harlow, Essex, where the average new-build costs £551,089, 108% more than the average cost of £265,249 for existing stock. Blaenau Gwent in Wales is the next worst area, with a 96% mark up between the new-build price of £182,313 and the cost of existing property, which currently stands ...
Introducing Capella – a last chance to buy in King’s Cross
WEBRobert Evans, joint managing partner at Argent LLP and CEO of King’s Cross, said: “The launch of Capella presents our last collection of new homes at King’s Cross and the final opportunity to become part of this extraordinary neighbourhood.”. James Cohen, a partner in Knight Frank’s New Homes team, said: “The ‘escape to the ...
Leasehold scandal - Property Investor Today
WEBThe National Leasehold Campaign (NLC) – the UK’s largest and most influential campaign group on leasehold reform – has welcomed the ‘bold announcement’ from the Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA) that it has written to two of the UK’s biggest housebuilders, asking them to amend their leasehold terms.
Debunking the myths regarding the 2025 boiler ban
WEBDebunking the myths regarding the 2025 boiler ban. In 2019, the UK government announced that it would be bringing in a ban on gas boilers. This was originally scheduled for 2025 but has since been brought forward to 2023. The ban will help the UK towards its target of net-zero emissions by 2050; it’s estimated that 14% of all CO2 emissions ...
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