According to the latest figures the average price of a home in London has fallen 1.5% in the last year to £602,539. In March 2018 the drop was 0.7%. Surprisingly though some areas had much better performance. Continue reading
A rare property investment in Islington
The property market in London has more than a few rare gems. One of the most impressive in Islington recently is an entire street of properties along a traditional cobbled street. Rheidol Mews is home to twenty buildings that are one and two storey. The entire row will go to auction this month. This will be the first time the properties change hands for eight decades. Continue reading
New facilities for a Hounslow school
Hounslow is one of the most popular Boroughs in London because of its location. Locals have access to fantastic transport links and amenities such as highly regarded schools. The average price of homes is also more affordable than more popular neighbouring areas, particularly Richmond upon Thames. Continue reading
Planning to improve a property?
With rising housing prices many people are looking to improve their current homes rather than moving. Investors are also looking to do up properties that they can sell on for a healthy profit or let out for a nice yield. Continue reading
The power of a single planning decision
Gidea Park is home to some of the most attractive investment properties Havering has to offer. It is a residential area that was once known as a garden suburb. There are plenty of beautiful homes. This includes cottages and houses originally designed for a town planning competition. In addition Crossrail will arrive in 2019, giving locals even more transport links. Continue reading
New homes on TfL land in Harrow
Harrow is one of the most desirable Boroughs in London for a number of reasons. Most notably it is home to some of the very best schools and beautiful open spaces. In addition there are great transport links, giving people the chance to commute to and from the area with ease. Continue reading
What next for housing development in Haringey?
The argument about the Haringey Development Vehicle took yet another turn recently. The HDV, designed to allow the creation of 6,400 new homes in the Borough met some strong opposition, even leading the leader of the local council to resign. In February though four challenges to the project failed. Although this means the proposal can move forward there is real belief it will fade away if the political party in control of the local council changes in the coming elections. Continue reading
A big rise in demand in Hammersmith and Fulham
Prime areas in London such as Hammersmith and Fulham have struggled with demand in the last few years. The market has cooled, resulting in many sellers reducing their asking prices in an aim to attract a buyer. Some investors have been enticed by the savings though because they anticipate a return to growth in the long term. Continue reading
More families are looking at homes in Hackney
In the last thirty years Hackney has changed dramatically. It started off as a dilapidated area with many hallmarks of its former industrial heritage. Countless artists took up these cheap properties, therefore triggering a wave of new development. This saw the Borough become immensely popular with young professionals and single people who wanted to live in an up and coming location close to the centre of London. Continue reading
An eye-catching suburban in Greenwich
New Eltham is one of the most interesting suburbs in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. The area has a wonderful history, excellent open spaces, and a good mix of other amenities. As a result it is a popular location with a very diverse culture. Continue reading
