What do smaller new homes mean for the London property market?
05 September 2018With new homes now 20% smaller than the 70’s and the smallest in the country being built in London, our Nine Elms office has taken a look at what is happening and why.
With new homes now 20% smaller than the 70’s and the smallest in the country being built in London, our Nine Elms office has taken a look at what is happening and why.
Hackney has been moving. Today it is alive with trendy cafe’s and bars. The Mare Street Market is a real gem for any foodie. Tech and finance workers have also brought new jobs and housing demands to the area.
Our staff in Henry Wiltshire, Bow Office, took a closer look at the Hackney area and it’s transformation from poverty to place to be.
Our team at Henry Wiltshire, Hayes Office has welcomed the tough new legislation recently put forward. Indeed this legislation is the latest and toughest crackdown on criminals using property purchases to launder money. A new public register is exactly what is needed to fight this illegal activity.
If you are a first-time buyer and thought that Dockside living was out of reach, think again! The government’s shared ownership scheme is designed to help people buy a property on the open market in an area where they already work or live.
Nine Elms has been undergoing massive changes. It would be hard not to notice the dozens of crane’s breaking up the skyline from Battersea to Vauxhall over the last few years. Crane’s bringing great new things to this huge expanse of land.
It stretches over five times the area of Canary Wharf and is now a vibrant creative and commercial district and a great place to work and live.
Our team in Henry Wiltshire Nine Elms have had a front … Read more ›
The Bank of England unanimously decided to raise UK interest rates to their highest level since March 2009.
Our sales team in Bow have taken a look at this news and what it might mean for mortgage holders.
