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At the start of each year, our clients and purchasers are always looking to understand the effect of the political, economic and global landscape on the market in order to help them make fundamental decisions.
In the words of Theresa May launching her bid for the conservative leadership in June – “Brexit means Brexit’ and in the past week she announced that she will invoke Article 50 without a Parliamentary vote on the subject. After the EU referendum result it was largely unknown whether it would require a parliamentary debate and subsequent […]
There remains a high level of speculation over the impact of Brexit on prices of UK and most notably London property, and while it may be too early to discern its likely long term impact, in the past few months following the initial shock of the UK’s vote to leave the EU, we are […]
Following the Brexit vote, the race to succeed London as Europe’s financial capital is on, with Dublin, Frankfurt and Paris all throwing their hats in the ring. Other countries in the European Union have also expressed interest in attracting financial institutions from the UK – even the economy minister of Bulgaria, the EU’s poorest […]
Perhaps the country’s hottest topic it would be remiss of us not to give our point of view on Brexit from our experience of working with stakeholders of the UK residential market on an everyday basis both in the UK and globally.
With Canada Water becoming ever more of a talking point when it comes to residential property in London, we interviewed Rebecca Littler, Sales & Marketing Director of London Square, on their upcoming scheme and what Canada Water has to offer buyers.
by Ashley Osborne As you might imagine, we are receiving a lot of questions from clients and buyers as to our predictions for the possible effect of the recent SDLT changes on the market in the UK. So, here follow my initial reflections – but first, let me make a couple of comments: 1. Wealthy […]
As we wade into 2016, news of global stock market slumps and the rapidly depreciating cost of oil would have us believe that the year ahead holds a significant amount of uncertainty.
Spanning a 67-acre site of former railway lands, King’s Cross is one of the largest and most exciting redevelopments in London. It has evolved into a business and cultural quarter where former warehouses and post-industrial units are now home to modern office space – King’s Cross has transformed from the red light to spotlight and […]