- Written by: Deborah Lewis
We’ve entered a new month, which means new beginnings and refreshed confidence as we navigate a post-Covid world. Quite aptly, this week’s Auction Roundup is the theme of celebration and giving, with NAVA Propertymark announcing the return of the Novice ...
- Written by: Deborah Lewis
This mini development roundup sees homebuilder Placemakers putting sustainability and profitability at the fore of its new scheme in Beulah Hill, while funding for a new purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) scheme in Nottingham has been secured. ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
Last week saw Sandwell’s Cabinet approve ambitious plans to regenerate and revitalise West Bromwich’s town centre over the coming decades. ...
- Written by: Yasmin Watson
After years of speculation and alterations, the Elizabeth Line is now set to launch in the first half of 2022. Initially, the Eastern line was set to open in 2018, but serious signalling, engineering and construction delays – as well ...
- Written by: Property Investor Today Team
In this guest piece, St. Modwen Homes explores the idea of property buyers designing their first home on a digital platform before committing to a purchase, and how this could shape buyer attitudes in the future. ...
- Written by: Deborah Lewis
This week, Property Investor Today takes a look at the latest development news, from an architect's pledge to design a hotel-style student living scheme in Nottingham and the beginning of construction for a housing scheme in Bristol, to a green-lit development ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
Despite being home to centuries of history, a Championship football team, a major shopping centre, a thriving tech and business scene, and some lovely Thames-side walks, Reading remains somewhat unloved compared to some of its more illustrious near neighbours such ...
- Written by: Ella Jukwey
A study by the estate agent comparison site, GetAgent, has analysed how a move to city status could bring about a substantial boost to Southend-on-Sea’s housing market. ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
In part three of our series on the booming commercial to residential sector, we look at some of the recent schemes backing up this growing trend. ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
In April 2020, right in the heart of the first lockdown, we ran a guest piece from Harvey Raybould about whether or not house flipping was still a profitable strategy in 2020, which seemed to strike a chord with many ...
- Written by: Ella Jukwey
According to research by Hodge, the majority of UK holidaymakers headed off to holiday lets and hotels this summer. Their research showed that more people stayed in serviced or privately rented accommodation this summer. ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
Elephant & Castle is, without doubt, an incongruous area – very busy, chaotic and some might say ugly, but also full of life, history, character and intrigue. ...
- Written by: Ella Jukwey
New research by specialist lender Together reveals that there is rising demand for serviced apartments with almost three-quarters of UK adults valuing their benefits over hotels. ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
Knight Frank has announced that the UK’s Build to Rent (BTR) market received record levels of investment in the first two quarters of 2021. ...
- Written by: Ella Jukwey
The Covid-19 pandemic has had many adverse effects on businesses, but an industry that has benefited immensely from the pandemic is the UK holiday accommodation market. New research from building society, The Cumberland, shows a huge boost to the UK’s ...
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