Residential
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Reselton reveals plans for Stag Brewery, SW14
Reselton Properties has revealed plans for nearly 1,000 homes at their Stag Brewery site in Mortlake, SW14
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Mortgage Gym to offer speeded-up mortgage application process
The Mortgage Gym is teaming up with high street banks to speed up the mortgage application process.
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Help-to-buy helping those earning more than £100,000
The government’s help-to-buy scheme has been used to buy houses by thousands of people earning more than £100,000, some of whom already owned a property, analysis of official data shows.
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First fall in house prices since June 2015
House prices fell 0.3% in March, figures from Nationwide showed, the first fall since June 2015 and confounding economists’ expectations for a rise.
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Energy efficiency requirements just a year away
Energy efficiency requirements due to come into effect in a year’s time will prevent landlords from renting out properties that have an F or G rating – the lowest level…
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End in sight for Lord’s cricket ground feud
An 18-year feud between developer Rifkind Levy Partnership, which owns a 125-ft wide strip of Lord’s cricket ground and the MCC, which owns the rest, is edging towards a £135m…
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Slough buys site for £500m regeneration
A £500m regeneration project is under way in Slough after the local council bought the former site of Thames Valley University
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London tower starts rocket
DATA: Almost one tower a week was started in London in 2016 and the number of completions reached a record 26
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Regions outpace London on build-to-rent
There are nearly twice as many build-to-rent homes under construction in the regions as there are in London, data from the BPF has shown.
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Construction of high-rise buildings hits record
The number of high-rise buildings planned or under construction in London has reached a record-high 455, according to a survey by New London Architecture.
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Javid to tackle unfair leasehold practices
Communities secretary Sajid Javid said he plans to tackle the issue of unfair leaseholds that can see buyers forced to pay ever-increasing ground rent.
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European nationals refused UK mortgages over Brexit uncertainty
Nationals of other European Union countries living in the UK are being denied mortgages because of concerns about whether they will be allowed to remain in the country after Brexit,…