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London housing market put into reverse gear by surge in supply: The number of new houses being put up for sale in London is increasing at a rate more than three times the national average as homeowners look to cash in on the surge in property values in the capital.
Data from estate agent group Sequence says new houses on the market increasing three times faster than new buyers
London falling? The capital's housing boom may not be finished yet: A seemingly unstoppable London housing market, powering activity that ripples out through the south-east; select boroughs in the capital seeing prices soar by a third in a year – it could all have come to a stuttering halt in August.
The rating from Numis is an error. They actually put a buy rating and target of 35p on Berkeley Resources (BKY) not BKG!
You are lol. It's a bonus divi :-)
dividend date is to day, but isn't it the final (could be wrong again!)
which equates to 90p per share. 175p down atm seems way too much?????
according to the financial diary above; Interim Ex-Dividend Date 20-Aug-2014 Interim Dividend Payment Date 26-Sep-2014
Numis Securities means £35 and not 35p? Wonder why a 6% drop? Ex Dividend date has already past.
London among least ‘liveable’ cities Despite huge demand from international property investors, London is a less attractive place to live than Detroit, says the Economist Intelligence Unit
Doesn't the share price fall on ex-dividend day or before? Why the rise today?
Middle Eastern buyers seize half of £10 million-plus homes in Mayfair: Middle Eastern buyers have been ramping up their presence in the capital and now account for half of all purchases of £10 million-plus homes in Mayfair each year, new figures released show.
UK Rightmove house price index declined in August On a monthly basis, the Rightmove house price index dropped 2.9% in the UK, in August. In the previous month, the Rightmove house price index had recorded a drop of 0.8%.
London house price boom halted amid fears of interest rate rise: The scramble for homes in London that helped push up prices in some areas by more than a third in 12 months has come to a juddering halt, according to estate agents around the capital.
We have seen in London a pretty marked shift in the supply and demand balance, moving away from a very hot spring selling period to more sober demand over the last few months, which is no bad thing Adam Challis, head of residential research at estate agency Jones Lang LaSalle
House price growth in London is set to collapse with property professionals expecting values to merely creep up by 1.9pc over the next 12 months. The capital has become accustomed to soaring house prices over the last year as pent up demand following the recession, a lack of supply and influx of cash buyers have boosted values. However, expectations of future growth have come crashing down according to the latest data from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). Back in March the nationwide group of property surveyors, who are questioned every month, predicted a 7.4pc rise in London house prices in the following 12 months. This has forecast slid to 1.9pc in July for the next year due to stretched affordability leading to a fall in demand
The housing market "paused for a breath" across the UK in July and went into reverse in London, surveyors have said. Demand for UK homes fell for the first time since the start of last year whilst sales fell more sharply in London than anywhere else.
Crown Estate launches venture with Gingko Tree, the investment arm of Beijing’s foreign exchange regulator, to buy a 50 per cent stake in Fosse Park
London Central Portfolio plays down slowing property growth: A leading property asset Manager and expert on central London property has dismissed concerns over slowing growth, after new figures reveal growing appetite in the capital’s luxury housing market.
London house price growth ‘to slow to 3%’ Residential estate agent halves its 2015 forecast as impending general election and fears of a rate rise weigh on house price sentiment
Ex-dividend on the 20th August.
Knight Frank reckons UK farmland values are up 200-plus per cent in a decade, against 130 per cent for residential property and a 50 per cent rise in the FTSE 100
Grosvenor plots first China development Property company owned by Duke of Westminster looks to exploit a market slump in China by building its first housing development project in the country
House prices more than five times earnings for first time since crisis: Strong house price growth has taken the multiple of average home values to more than five times earnings for the first time since the financial crisis.
House price inflation highest since 2007 with homes now more expensive compared to wages than at peak of the 1980s boom: House prices jumped £2,500 in July despite reports of a mortgage slowdown, and now stand 10.2% higher than they were a year ago, according to the latest figures from Halifax.