Property News – Page 28 – DEV AE Henry Wiltshire

Making E14 home – Why the Isle of Dogs is a great place to live

03 October 2018

With DLR and the extended Jubilee line on the doorstep this location is great for commuters. The area that is a great place to live for more than young singletons or couples however. Money has been pumped into schooling in the area. There is also a beautiful park, a very large working farm and great community spirit. It has now evolved into a place that more and more families are calling home.

Our team in Canary Wharf look at what … Read more ›

Are co-living spaces a new opportunity for investment in London E14?

28 September 2018

It is happening all over the world and becoming a popular choice for the sharing economy. Our Canary Wharf team has a look at what co-living is and why it is presenting new opportunities for investing in E14.

Why Private Rental Regulation Is Good News for Nine Elms

27 September 2018

With calls for regulation among the private rentals sector, our Nine Elms Lettings team took a look at what exactly regulation would look like and who it would benefit.

Henry Wiltshire “pedal” smoothies & advice at the Hayes Canal Festival

19 September 2018

The team from our Hayes office volunteered at the annual Hayes Canal Festival this Sunday, “pedalling” their expertise and fruit smoothies to locals.

As well as providing advice on the property market in West London, our pedal-powered Smoothie Bike proved to be a big hit with locals.

How would rent controls affect tenants in SW8 and across London?

14 September 2018

With tenants forking out huge sums for rentals in London, our Nine Elms office has been looking at a claim that ‘Sky-high London rents are costing families an extra £300 a month.’

With Landlord’s claiming Labour’s policy would ”stifle investment” and tenants crying out for rent controls, who, if anyone, is talking any sense?

London property prices dipped by 3.1% in August

13 September 2018

UK Property prices have dipped an overall 2.3% last month according to the House Price Index. London has been the worst hit with a 3.1% drop.

Our Nine Elms agents have been looking at what the figures mean for buyers and sellers in the London market.