Helen Ozolins
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Airbnb tax breaks causing confusion
Confusion over tax breaks relating to the use of sharing websites, including Airbnb, could push the total of late tax returns over the one million mark for the first time.
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Levete on gender balance
Amanda Levete, described as the world’s leading female architect, expresses surprise that female architects continue to be described by their gender.
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Tesco’s sales rise
Tesco’s H1 like-for-like group sales rose 1% as the retailer recorded an increase for the third quarter in a row.
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BoE to become less data-dependent
The Bank of England will be less data-dependent when it comes to future rate decisions.
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Property news from this morning’s papers 5th October 2016
In brief: round-up of today’s top property stories with quick links to the nationals.
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RICS warns of 1.8m rental home shortfall
The UK faces a 1.8m shortfall in the number of rental homes by 2025, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors warns.
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Construction sector returns to growth
The construction sector expanded in September, with the reading in the Markit/CIPS purchasing managers’ index for the sector rising to 52.3 from 49.2 a month earlier.
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Bradford & Bingley loan sale restarts
The government is restarting the sale of £16bn of Bradford & Bingley mortgage loans after putting it on hold in the wake of the Brexit vote.
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Global property investment volumes fall
Global property investment volumes fell for the first time in seven years, dropping 5.7% to $919.7bn in the year to the end of June, according to figures from Cushman &…
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Reasonable to be a Nimby in face of ugly homes
It is perfectly reasonable to be a Nimby as developers too often build ugly homes, the Prince of Wales’s Foundation for Building Community said in a letter to the Daily…
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Cherie Booth to represent landlords on tax changes
Cherie Booth will represent Steve Bolton and Chris Cooper in a judicial review to take place in the high court in London on Thursday.
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Healthy sales at Greggs
Greggs reported a 5.6% increase in total sales in the thirteen weeks ended 1 October, boosted by sales of its healthier products range.