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Could Chinese overseas investment restrictions impact UK ‘trophy’ assets?

The new restrictions to overseas investment introduced by the Chinese government are likely to impact the super-prime end of the UK property market, one development finance lender has claimed.

In August, the Chinese government issued guidelines on ov…

REVEALED: Britain’s most expensive road is in west London where homes sell for £14.5 million on average… while on the cheapest street they sell for just £20,000

Homes are sold for 51 times the national average on the Kensington terrace
Egerton Crescent beat Mayfair street’s previous £14.3 million average
So-called Billionaires’ Row in Hampstead, north London, slips down to seventh
County Durham is home to t…

Billionaires’ Row makes the move to Kensington

Egerton Crescent in the London borough of Kensington and Chelsea was named as the most expensive street in Britain in an annual survey by Lloyds Bank with the average house costing £14.5 million AMER GHAZZAL/ALAMY

Millionaires take note. A street …

Are basement developments more trouble than they are worth?

Basement developments have become an increasingly popular way to expand or add value to a property.

A recent report from Halifax found that planning applications for basements had risen by 183% since 2012.

“Done correctly, a high-quality basement c…

Banks are increasing their mortgage risk, P2P lender Lendy says

Banks are increasing the number of risky residential mortgages they are lending, bringing back memories of the financial crisis.

Have banks learned from the credit crunch during the financial crisis of 2008? Property-backed P2P lender Lendy doesn’t …

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Could Chinese overseas investment restrictions impact UK ‘trophy’ assets?

REVEALED: Britain’s most expensive road is in west London where homes sell for £14.5 million on average… while on the cheapest street they sell for just £20,000

Billionaires’ Row makes the move to Kensington

Are basement developments more trouble than they are worth?

Banks are increasing their mortgage risk, P2P lender Lendy says

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