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London Market Prime Central London Sales Market Starts to Level Off Prime Central London (PCL) prices are down (-4.2%) annually to date. Since their peak in Sept 2014 prices have fallen (-16.7%). Outer London has fared slightly better falling…
Read moreThe Best London Area Guides we’ve come across, courtesy of The Standard, London’s evening newspaper.
Read moreMarket report: house prices in London up £4,000 in a month but annual prices skip traditional spring surge Londoners reluctant to lower their house price growth expectations are opting to stay put instead of selling up. The market is subdued. Overall…
Read moreCOMMERCIAL The uncertainty over the UK’s future relationship with the EU will continue to cast a shadow over economic growth throughout 2018, leading to a more cautious outlook amongst investors across all sectors. However, although…
Read moreSALES: Prime Central London property values dipped by 0.3% in January, taking the annual change to -0.7% Property prices in prime central London are down 0.7% in the year to January 2017, though there remain significant variations in performance dependant…
Read moreBudget 2017: Stamp duty abolished for first time buyers Stamp duty land tax is to be abolished for first-time buyers purchasing a UK home worth up to £300,000, in a reform that official forecasts said would also trigger a rise…
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This is a great map showing approximate rental values across NYC based on subway stations as of 2016 April. Values have remained pretty flat since then, however as of 2017 January, landlord concessions to tenants such as rent free periods…
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London / New York Market Trends: Surprisingly Similar Manhattan & Prime Central London Prices Adjust Down In London and New York both “Prime Central Markets” are cooling. . In Manhattan oversupply is becoming an issue in such locations as 57th Street (Billionaires…
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Prime Central London (PCL) Prices continue to fall based on the most recent data from the UK Land Registry. Kensington & Chelsea – 4.9% City of London – 8.8% City of Westminster -2.7% Once again the Outer London boroughs have…
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New York renters would be the first to tell you that rents go in only one direction: up. But after a long and relentless climb to historic highs, the momentum has stalled. With renters unwilling, or unable, to pay ever…
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