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Property65Shifting seasons perfect for a spring makeover
Take advantage of the fast-approaching bumper Easter bank holiday weekend and freshen up your home with grown up pastels, flourishing greenery and 2019’s hottest colour ‘Living Coral’.
By Andrew Zuccala -
Property381These are interesting times for London’s commercial landlords
These are interesting times for London’s commercial landlords; don’t get them started on Brexit and the fate of the high street.
By Antonia Swinson -
Property415City Living: Spotlight on the up and coming Old Street area
Old Street is slowly growing into itself, picking and choosing from the best bits of Shoreditch and the City, making itself into one of the best areas in London to buy into.
By Andrew Zuccala -
Property2145The Garden at 120: London’s newest public rooftop
The City of London’s largest rooftop public space – The Garden at 120, located atop Fen Court office building at 120 Fenchurch Street – has officially opened to the public.
By Tom Oxtoby -
Property412London renters could be better off with Brexit
A new study has claimed that because of uncertainty around the housing market, renters in London have saved £1,806 because rents are not growing as fast as predicted.
By Kate Oglesby -
Property616City Living: Spotlight on diverse and unique Shoreditch
Shoreditch has become one of the most hot property markets in London thanks to its booming food and drink, art, entertainment and fashion scene.
By Andrew Zuccala -
Property592100,000 people are vacating the Capital every year
Data from the Office for National Statistics shows more than 100,000 Londoners are relocating to other parts of the UK each year, with a high percentage being young people.
By Kate Oglesby -
Property1255New cultural offerings bring life back into City of London
2018 has seen many new retail, dining, art and public space offerings pop up all over the City of London, but this is only a small part of a much larger long term plan.
By Andrew Zuccala -
Property1438First Look: The iconic Atlas Building in Old Street
We take a look inside The Atlas Building which rises above the City like a modern pyramid made from glass and steel, straddling the border between the Square Mile and East London.
By Andrew Zuccala -
Property875Number of young UK homeowners in decline
A report by MoneySuperMarket found the number of young homeowners in the UK has dropped by 26% since 1991. Increases in property prices and a much slower growth in wages are blamed.
By Andrew Zuccala