Real Estate

Downtown’s Florent and Barneys Have Sold to New Owners

Photo: Richard Levine/Kenneth Grant/Alamy; Billy Farrell/BFA/Shutterstock Crain’s New York has sussed out that Iconiq Capital, the family-wealth-management firm of the…

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Government to ban upward-only rent reviews – hitting commercial landlords

The government plans to ban upward-only rent reviews for commercial leases, a practice where rent is guaranteed to increase on…

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What it’s like renting in New York City post-FARE Act

It’s been a month since the law ending forced broker fees took effect, and the rental market these days feels,…

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‘Wealth tax would be latest blow to London property market’

A wealth tax would further affect the already beleaguered Prime London market, Camilla Dell, managing partner at property consultancy service…

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Scotland cracking down on empty homes

Scottish housing secretary Mairi McAllan has targeted preventing “unacceptable” levels of empty homes in the country. She that she was…

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Rental growth and yields strengthen in Q2

Tight supply compared to demand is continuing to push up both yields and rents, Fleet Mortgages’ rental barometer for Q2…

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LTI limits could go further

The Financial Conduct Authority’s loan-to-income limits won’t make a big difference and feels like more of a pilot. That is…

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Expensive housing markets pushing up loan-to-income ratios

Across London and the South East of England the loan-to-income ratio is approximately 3.65 times, higher than other regions, analysis…

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Which bridging loan do you need?

Excellion Capital, the boutique debt advisory and investment firm, unveils how to select a bridging loan With the Labour government…

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For the First Time in 50 Years, the Bubble House Is for Sale

The bubble house, in Lenox Hill, is known for its stucco façade studded with convex oval windows. Photo: Gabriel Sebastian/Five…

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