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UK house prices start to fall
House prices in the UK fell for the first time in more than a year
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Budget reaction
A real estate lawyer’s reacts to today’s UK Budget, with particular focus on the impact on the UK property industry
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High speed line for sale
The London to Folkestone high speed rail link has been put up for sale by the UK Government
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BA seeks property adviser
British Airways is searching for a sole adviser to manage its entire UK property portfolio
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In peak condition
Six members of the North East business community will swap their suits for cycle shorts to ride the length of the UK for charity
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Coalition cuts £2bn of UK projects
The Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition UK Government has announced the full list of projects to be cancelled or suspended this year, saving £2bn
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HCA hits its targets
The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) has exceeded its end of year housing targets, despite the economic downturn and challenging operating conditions
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Sellers return after HIPs
An increase in sellers was seen in the UK housing market in May, following the UK Government’s abolition of HIPs
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Qatar on the rise
Qatar is set to become the world’s largest real estate investor, according to a report by Jones Lang LaSalle
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Three miles for Mark
Three good friends are taking to the London water to support the Motor Neurone Disease Association next month
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Shambles voted most picturesque street
York’s Shambles has been voted the UK’s ‘most picturesque street’ in the first Google Street View awards
The narrow cobbled street is lined with wooden-framed buildings that lean in close to each other, some of which are around 600 years old. And although the street’s name may not seem so appropriate, it actually gets its name from the medieval word ‘shamel’, meaning bench.
More than 11,000 people cast their vote in February. To view the winners and runners-up, click here
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