Press play to listen to this article Voiced by artificial intelligence. Good Thursday morning. This is Eleni Courea. JUST IN: Ofgem has slashed the price cap on energy bills by £1,206 to... Read more »
H ouse prices have doubled across swathes of east London over the past decade, research has revealed, as a combination of tax policies, transport improvements and major events have radically altered the... Read more »
“There has been a slight seasonal decline in demand, which is usual at this time of year, alongside an unusual, marginal increase in supply.” The London rental property market began to cool... Read more »
New figures today from Foxtons, London’s leading estate agent, show the London rental property market began to cool in November, in line with its normal, seasonal trend for winter months. November followed... Read more »
LONDON’S tiniest home is for sale at £6,500. The 12ft by 6ft dwelling, called a butty, or towed boat, is a steel box floating on a canal. 5 London’s tiniest home, measuring... Read more »
New figures today from Foxtons, London’s leading estate agent, show that rental prices have continued to surge in the capital, reaching the highest ever weekly price. The average rental price in September... Read more »
Charlie Stayt has had a successful career with jobs at ITN as well as reporting for LBC and BBC Radio 5 Live. Charlie started his career in commercial radio in Gloucester. He... Read more »
This appears to have already fed into buyer demand and agency listings. The latest Homebuyer Hotspots Demand Index by estate agent comparison site, GetAgent.co.uk, has revealed that buyer demand levels were on... Read more »
Residential property growth cooled in August amid early signs of the housing market losing momentum as the cost-of-living crisis continues to have an impact. But annual growth remained in double digits, with... Read more »
House price growth cooled in August amid early signs of the housing market losing momentum as the cost-of-living crisis worsens, Nationwide has said. But annual growth remained in double digits, with the... Read more »
