Residential
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Interview: Fixflo’s Rajeev Nayyar
Could an online building maintenance system really save commercial occupiers up to 30% when it comes to solving snags? Fixflo’s Rajeev Nayyar is ready to give it a go
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BlackRock secures £100m investment for Wheatley Housing
BlackRock Real Assets has closed a £100m debt investment in a long-term finance raise for Wheatley Housing, Scotland’s largest housing, care and property-management group.
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Could the election signal a rocky year for house prices?
ELECTION WEEK: Data shows party majorities can affect growth
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Stop playing politics and go all in on housing policy
Is it too much to ask for a bit of non-partisan spirit, in the interest of actually getting something started, to gain cross-party support for the bold housing solutions?
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First annual fall in rents since 2009
Rents fell an average of 0.3% on the year in May to £901 a month, the first annual fall since 2009, figures from HomeLet show.
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Continental European buyers pull back from London housing market
London real estate is no longer the draw it once was for investors from continental Europe, figures from Hamptons International show.
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Minor surgery for the Howard de Walden Estate
It’s barely eight months since Andrew Hynard took over the running of one of London’s most beautiful landholdings. As chief executive of the Howard de Walden Estate, stewardship of 92…
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Is property management the future for registered providers?
Registered providers find themselves facing an interesting strategic dilemma – are they better off sticking or twisting?
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Royal Mail sells Nine Elms plots to Greystar for £101m
Royal Mail has exchanged contracts for the sale of two of the seven plots on its Nine Elms site, SW8, to Greystar for £101m.
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This morning’s papers
In the news this morning, Christian Candy’s CPC Group has decided to sell a site in central London that has planning permission for a number of new luxury homes, rather…
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Experimentation is the key to updating the planning system
To update the planning system, planners, developers, architects, citizens and all those who touch the planning system need to think of different ways of working
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In brief
A round-up of the week’s stories online