New neighbourhood in London presents major property investment opportunity
Brent Cross Cricklewood is one of London’s major regeneration schemes and is among the most significant planned new developments in Europe.
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Rishi Sunak unveils energy and council tax discounts
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is handing a £400 energy discount to all households as well as an additional £650 for the poorest families, as the government looks to ease the impact of the cost-of-living crisis.
City centre new builds offer greater affordability than the commuter belt
It seems there may be better value to be found within cities than outside, as the cost of buying a new property is typically £304,204 in major cities, compared to £326,346 outside.
Buyers still value virtual tours in the post-pandemic property market
Demand for homes that still use virtual tour technology has remained popular despite the winding down of the pandemic, according to estate agent media provider Giraffe360.
Prices now £55,000 higher than pre-pandemic
The price of property coming to market has increased by £55,000 in the past two years to reach a staggering £367,501, Rightmove’s House Price Index shows.
Property prices double around Elizabeth Line stations
Asking prices have more than doubled over the past decade in the local areas around Maryland, Abbey Wood and Stratford stations – home to the new Elizabeth Line, Rightmove analysis shows.
Strong housebuilding activity in Q1 2022
New home registrations in the UK increased by 25% in the first quarter of 2022 from the same period last year, data from NHBC shows.
The Crossrail effect on house prices
House prices near Crossrail developments have generally surged compared to wider areas, demonstrating how the project has breathed some new life into some regions.
London landlord handed huge fine of £268,000
A landlord has been ordered to pay £268,000 to avoid a prison sentence after cramming up to 12 people in his South London apartments in Southwark.
England’s most and lease affordable areas to rent
Copeland, Ribble Valley and Staffordshire Moorlands were the most affordable places to rent in England last year, Paragon’s Rental Affordability Index has revealed.
