Moneywise
Is it too early to get rich from Crossrail 2?
Is it too early to get rich from Crossrail 2? – by Hannah Nemeth, Moneywise
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Ham & High Property
Trouble ahead: what Brexit could mean for the north London property market
Trouble ahead: what Brexit could mean for the north London property market by India Block, Ham & High Property
New York Post
Rich people are buying secret luxury apartments for the help
Rich people are buying secret luxury apartments for the help by Marc Ellwod, New York Post
Estate Agent Today
What will happen to the housing market if Britain leaves the EU?
What will happen to the housing market if Britain leaves the EU? – by Marc Da Silva, Estate Agent Today
Everything Overseas
What would Brexit mean for the property sector?
MY BEST ADVICE: what would Brexit mean for the property sector? By Stuart Penney
ePrivate Client
ePrivateclient – Top 25 Residential Property Buyers 2016
We are thrilled to be included in the 2016 eprivateclient Top 25 Residential Property Buyers for a third year. Eprivateclient is the leading website and news service for private client practitioners, including lawyers, accountants, trustees and fee-based IFAs. The aim of the initiative is to identify, recognise, introduce and promote the Top 25 Residential Property Buyers acquiring prestigious […]
Why buyers in London’s Clapham are staying put
As prices soar, the district is no longer just a stepping stone to country life — it’s a place to put down permanent roots. By Zoe Dare Hall
London’s South Kensington is primed for buyers seeking a bargain
Falling prices make it a good time to buy in the high-end enclave — as long as you have a spare £10m or so. By Graham Norwood
The impact on ‘buy to leave’ on prime London’s housing market
Fears are growing about the number of homes being bought by investors and left empty — but what can be done to stop it? By Graham Norwood
Evening Standard
Stamp duty changes: buy-to-let investors competing with first-time buyers creates a ‘mini-bubble’ in the London property market
Sealed bids are back and cash is king as buyers attempt to close deals before the April 1 deadline when stamp duty for buy-to-let homes is scheduled to increase. By Ruth Bloomfield
