Helen Ozolins
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Deutsche Bank signs 25-year lease on Moorgate building
Deutsche Bank has signed a 25-year lease on a new London headquarters at 21 Moorgate.
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Owners of empty Kensington and Chelsea properties revealed
The identities of people owning vacant properties in Kensington and Chelsea have been revealed in an email accidentally sent out by the council.
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Leasehold issue hits Taylor Wimpey profit
Taylor Wimpey’s pretax profit fell 24% to £205m in the six months ended 2 July after the company set aside £130m to deal with disputed leasehold contracts.
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More drive-throughs likely for Greggs
The popularity of its first drive-through store indicates a demand for more such locations, Greggs said.
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UK faces €600m bill for relocation of EU agency
The UK could be faced with an almost €600m bill as a result of the relocation of the European Medicines Agency to another European Union country once the UK leaves…
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Berkeley Group senior executives awarded £92m in pay in 2016-17
Berkeley Group senior executives have received pay totalling £92m for last year, with £29m going to chairman and founder Tony Pidgley.
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Read this morning’s papers: Estate agents at risk/Landlords reject under-35s
This morning’s property headlines from the national press
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One in five estate agents at risk
One in five estate agents are displaying signs of financial distress, according to research by accountancy firm Moore Stephens.
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Landlords rejecting under-35s as tenants
Landlords are increasingly rejecting young people as prospective tenants, instead preferring to let to older tenants, according to research by Sheffield Hallam University.
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Moody’s warns on household debt
Ratings agency Moody’s Investors Service has warned that UK household debt is high and still growing, leaving consumers vulnerable to an economic downturn.
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BNP Paribas buys Strutt & Parker
BNP Paribas Real Estate has agreed the acquisition of Strutt & Parker, a move that the two companies said would create a leading UK real estate player.
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Mortgage approvals hit nine-month low
Mortgage approvals hit a nine-month low in June, falling 0.7% on the month to 64,684, figures from the Bank of England showed.