by Necco | Apr 8, 2015 | news, Uncategorized
Prices in the prime property market in London fell marginally in the first quarter of 2015, confirming concerns that higher taxes and pre-election qualms are affecting the sector. They were down 0.5% quarter on quarter and this follows an average 2.6% price adjustment... by Necco | Apr 8, 2015 | news, Uncategorized
On average property prices within a 10 or 15 minute walk from the new Crossrail stations in and around London have already outperformed prices in the wider area by some 5%, new research shows. While there are pockets of sustained outperformance, especially in central... by Necco | Mar 26, 2015 | news, Uncategorized
It seems a week doesn’t go by without a news story shaming landlords for advertising box rooms in the capital at eye-watering prices. As if this wasn’t proof enough of a housing crisis in London, new research has confirmed that the capital’s centre is now... by Necco | Mar 26, 2015 | news, Uncategorized
House price falls in the capital’s more affluent central boroughs have started to spread across the rest of luxury London, after the upper eschalons of the housing market were hit by the Chancellor’s radical stamp duty reform. Property values in central... by Necco | Mar 26, 2015 | news, Uncategorized
Gone are the grime and the slums. Fulham’s Sands End has become a swish new riverside residential quarter in south west London, says David Spittles. The now-fashionable Fulham neighbourhood of Sands End is a parable of our times – the triumph of... by Necco | Mar 20, 2015 | news, Uncategorized
Property values around some Crossrail stations have surged since the east-west London line got the green light in 2008, with the fastest-rising jumping 82%, according to a new report. Along the length of the entire line from Maidenhead to Shenfield prices within a...