Category : Property Market


Political Risk Returns, Finance Most Exposed

New research reveals political risk is now a major factor in boardroom decisions, with financial services firms perceiving the highest exposure despite energy and pharma sectors facing similar challenges.

Notting Hill's Journey from Slum to Luxury Property Hub

Once described by Charles Dickens as a 'plague spot,' Notting Hill's Pottery Lane has transformed from Victorian slum to one of London's most expensive neighbourhoods, with average house prices now approaching £2 million.

Milan vs London for Hedge Fund Talent

Analysis explores Milan's potential to attract hedge fund professionals amid London's post-Brexit challenges, focusing on regulatory shifts and talent competition.

Newton Aycliffe's High Street: A Symbol of Decline

Newton Aycliffe's Beveridge Way, once a model postwar high street, now has half its shops empty. Owned by billionaire Benzion Freshwater, its decline mirrors wider issues driving voters to Reform UK.

Loveholidays Plans £1bn London IPO

Online travel agent Loveholidays is reportedly preparing for a £1bn London IPO as soon as March 2026, potentially boosting the UK stock market after a strong end to 2025.

Ground Rent Capped at £250 in Leasehold Reform

Keir Starmer announces ground rent cap of £250 per year, protecting millions of leaseholders from escalating costs and marking a significant policy shift against financial sector lobbying.

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