In the news this morning, the broadsheets give their take on Grosvenor’s plans to build 30,000 homes in five years, as reported by EG yesterday.
Plenty of other housing market news via the ONS’s annual stock-take of Britain’s balance sheet, Brexit predictions, and consumer confidence surveys.
Finally, Moody’s has withdrawn its credit rating for WeWork, citing a lack of information from the fast-growing office space provider.
NEWS ROUND-UP: Bank signals confidence in UK shopping centre market
Moody’s withdraws WeWork ratings on lack of information
London house prices have 30% chance of crashing if no-deal Brexit goes ahead
Private renting now ‘unaffordable’ and low-income tenants ‘at risk of homelessness or poverty’
Low-cost gyms are fighting fit, says chief of The Gym Group
Property slowdown sets wary consumers on edge
Pub firms face check on handling of tenants
Duke of Westminster’s property group plans 30,000 homes
UK’s wealth rises as land values soar by £450bn in a year
Charity & social: Step up to get fit and help end homelessness
