The government is backing the development of new rooftop homes in London and across the UK. This move presents new opportunities for developers and will alleviate the capital’s current housing…
With the average London tenant getting younger and spending more income on rent, micro-apartments are becoming an attractive alternative for both developers and buyers. People renting a home in London…
With demand for mixed development sites set to rise in UK cities, this could be the rescue remedy for the struggling retail sector. As a result of increased online competition…
With positive figures observed in construction output, as well as promising residential trends in regional cities, Brexit seems to have had a minor impact since the Referendum in June 2016.…
There is significant excess demand for residential property in London, specifically in the affordable sector. Despite weak and falling house price growth in the capital, developers are turning from the…
The ongoing shift in the letting market, following recent regulatory and taxation changes, will result in more professionalism in the sector. Amateur landlords are being squeezed out of the scene…
With many luxury apartments in the capital’s residential towers left unsold after development, lower prices and options to buy in bulk present an interesting property investment opportunity, especially when considering…
London holds on to its position of one of the leading global tech hubs, despite Brexit-induced uncertainty. Tech companies struggling to find affordable rents in Old Street and Shoreditch, turn…
With London’s official population predicted to grow by almost 2 million to around 10.8 million by 2041 and employment is expected to increase on average by 49,000 jobs each year,…
Bridging loans are a fairly new product and have increased significantly in popularity over the last decade. The value of the industry has increased from £1 billion in 2011 to…