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.
Legal & General has appointed two executives from Proprium Capital Partners to head its newly established real assets division, focusing on property and infrastructure investments.
UK investment platforms face intense competition as traditional providers clash with digital fintechs over fees, transparency, and customer trust in a rapidly evolving market.
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.
Paragon Bank CEO Nigel Terrington reports growing optimism in UK markets after disruptive tax speculation, with commercial lending surging 17.6% to nearly £300m in Q1.
In 2026, affluent Londoners are increasingly renting luxury homes, prioritising flexibility, sustainability, and wellness over ownership, reshaping the super-prime rental market.
The Government announces sweeping leasehold reforms in England and Wales, capping ground rents at £250 annually and banning new leasehold flats to empower homeowners.
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.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces ground rent cap of £250 per year for leaseholders in England and Wales, part of broader leasehold reform proposals.
A compact studio apartment located just yards from Crystal Palace FC's Selhurst Park in South London is set for auction with a guide price of £120,000, offering rental yields and proximity to amenities.
London's property market shows signs of recovery with construction starts improving, but structural challenges remain that require long-term investment and policy stability to sustain growth.
High-earning 'Henrys' in London face financial pressures despite six-figure salaries, revealing deeper issues with living standards and economic inequality in the capital.
Lavender House in Hampstead, a modernist architectural gem once named among the world's most beautiful homes, is now on the market for £10 million.
Fulham ranks among the UK's top ten most desirable postcodes, with residents praising its village atmosphere, green spaces, and excellent transport links to central London.
Business Secretary Peter Kyle faces criticism from investor Luke Johnson over his 'picking winners' approach to government investment in UK firms through state-backed funds.
Donald Trump's executive order banning institutional investors from single-family housing markets highlights Labour's contradictory approach to corporate landlords while pursuing ambitious building targets.
Leconfield House in Mayfair, once MI5's headquarters, could be transformed into an exclusive members' club with a Japanese restaurant, offices and networking spaces, despite local noise concerns.
A new ranking reveals the ten priciest postcodes outside London, all within commuting distance of the capital and concentrated in the South of England.
Waltham Forest has seen the largest house price increases in London, with 59% of homes gaining value. Discover why this borough is attracting buyers despite rising costs.
London-based buyout firm CapVest is expanding into Italy, capitalising on a surge in private equity activity across Europe. This strategic move highlights growing investor interest in Italian assets amid competitive market conditions.
Tower Hamlets sees a surge in Chinese homebuyers, with 1,119 purchases since 2020, driven by its modern high-rise appeal and cultural amenities, as a new Chinese mega-embassy gains planning approval.
London-listed trading platform IG Group supports Rachel Reeves's cash ISA curbs, arguing they've become too popular despite poor returns and limited economic benefit.
Discover unique homes for sale in England that inspire creativity, from a Georgian gallery house in Dorset to a converted Victorian school in Hackney, London.
Commercial real estate leasing and investment demand remained strong in late 2025, with office and industrial sectors showing growth despite Budget speculation, while London saw declines and Northern regions surged.
Parliamentary committee reveals over 30,000 households left with defects from government insulation schemes, with 98% of externally clad homes damaged and needing urgent repair.
New research reveals London ranks 10th least desirable UK location with a score of 39.52/100, struggling with housing costs and green space despite cultural strengths.
Zoopla data reveals Waltham Forest as London's standout property hotspot in 2025, with 59% of homes gaining value and average increases of £26,600, while London lagged behind national trends.
King's Cross retail sales have soared by double digits as the £800m regeneration project attracts major brands and transforms the area into a thriving commercial hub with significant economic potential.
Analysis by KPMG reveals Generation X households average $1.455m in property wealth, overtaking baby boomers as the nation's top landholders.
Next purchases luxury footwear brand Russell & Bromley in a pre-pack insolvency deal, with only three stores set to remain open amid uncertainty for others.