Residential – Page 10
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MarketsRent controls will punish renters and investors, Mr Miliband
Fashion, much like property, is cyclical. Ideas inevitably fall out of favour, only to be resurrected years later, usually sported by gloating youngsters.
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Global investor appetite for city living is not confined to London
Foreign investors buying up new-build housing remains a controversial issue in London, with opponents arguing locals are being forced out and developers insisting that without overseas money no housing would be built.
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Academic ambitions for Knightsbridge Student Housing in Dublin
Knightsbridge Student Housing has an appetite for Dublin development sites.
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City fringe takes prime position in London’s residential market
Demand from buyers is prompting an increase in housebuilding in areas neighbouring the City.
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Hong Kong investors feel at home in London
While many will argue that it’s the profusion of top-ranked universities, unique heritage and rich culture that sets London apart from other world cities, when it comes to Asian investors and their interest in the property industry, it is all about the numbers.
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GLA’s £260m housing plan
London mayor Boris Johnson last week revealed the first nine designated housing zones intended to help tackle the housing shortage in the capital.
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Time for change: developer brings Bristol's Redcliffe Village site back to life
For 15 years, Redcliffe Village, in Bristol, has been a name used for marketing purposes only.
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Development of Royal Pier aims to turn it into a destination of choice
The former landmark will form the centrepiece of a major regeneration.
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Grainger powers up in PRS
The private rented sector may be off to something of a slow start, but the UK’s largest listed property owner has revved up its activity in recent months.
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Will residential agents correctly predict capital growth figures in 2015?
Cushman Wakefield’s Residential Aggregator shows that at the beginning of the year, top market commentators predicted capital growth across London of between 7-12% in 2014.
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Tap into what tech junkies want to unleash the potential of PRS
The property sector lacks innovation and entrepreneurialism - for instance, I still get asked what my fax number is.
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Icknield Port Loop provides significant mixed-use opportunity
One lucky bidder will land a significant project in central Birmingham.
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Zoopla and Rightmove get new competition in web battle
After years of online house searches being dominated by property portals Zoopla and Rightmove, new arrival OnTheMarket.com launched in a bid to steal the crown.
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How Campbell Property arrived by accident
Victoria Campbell reveals how helping her sister find digs kick-started a £200m student accommodation empire
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Q&A: Wandsworth leader on ambitious housing plan
The London borough on why it hopes to build 18,000 homes over the next decade, up 60% on its original target,
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Housing flashpoints for election
With housing shaping up to be a major election issue, we examine the key battlegrounds likely to dominate the debate.
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Warren Buffett sets sights on UK residential market
When one of the wealthiest men in the world wants to launch a chain of residential estate agents in the UK, the rest of the market had better sit up and take note.
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London’s top planning battles
With debate raging over house prices and high-rise buildings, London is set to stage some of the UK’s fiercest planning battles.
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Londonewcastle goes for gold in east London
There are not many property developers with an early 1978 Damian Hirst print on nuclear warfare in their office entrance hall.
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Tottenham Hale housing plan could be roadmap for easing shortage
Tottenham Hale is on the cusp of change. If successful, Haringey Council’s bid for housing zone status for the area could inject funds that would unlock new areas for development.
