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Overseas investors boosted central London office market after Brexit vote

Central London’s office investment market has seen a strong 2016 with total turnover expected to reach more than £16.8 billion, some 20% ahead of the long term average. The research from real estate firm Savills also shows that the 2016 total is likely to be only 15% down on 2015, one of the strongest years […] The post Overseas investors boosted central London office market after Brexit vote appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Realistic pricing is helping sales in the prime London property market

Realistic pricing is helping the prime residential property market in London which has been hit by higher tax and uncertainty surrounding Brexit, new research suggests. It means that prices are becoming more aligned with buyer expectations and as a result in some locations the fall in values is being addressed, according to the latest report […] The post Realistic pricing is helping sales in the prime London property market appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Pilot scheme launched to speed up home building blocked by infrastructure delays

A new Government backed pilot scheme has been launched to unblock infrastructure hold ups that are delaying the building of new homes in the UK. It has been set up by the Housing and Finance Institute, who recently published a major report which highlighted how failing water companies are severely infringing the ability of private […] The post Pilot scheme launched to speed up home building blocked by infrastructure delays appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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