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HOW MIGHT THE BREXIT DECISION IMPACT ON GLOBAL MOBILITY?

03 Nov 2016

After the decision to leave Europe in June, employers and individuals alike are still in a period of uncertainty surrounding the effects the decision will have on both their business and their global mobility schemes. While the results and outcomes of the vote are still not precise, and there are further changes anticipated over the…

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HOMES NEAR OUR TOP GRAMMAR SCHOOLS COMMAND LARGE PREMIUMS

12 Sep 2016

Grammar school expansion plans: homes near England’s top 30 state schools command premiums of up to £630k Parents face an average of £53k extra to live near England’s top 30 state schools – and grammar schools dominate the top 10, says new report. The Prime Minister Teresa May has announced plans to allow grammar schools to expand…

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TWENTY OF THE UKS BEST BEACHES FOR YOUR SUMMER HOLIDAYS

21 Jul 2016

I am often asked by my clients to give them some names of places to explore and being someone who adores the UK and spends every summer holidays in Wales and Cornwall, and I can spend hours selling each corner of our island.  It just so happened that the Telegraph did a survey and I…

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SNAP REACTION TO THE BREXIT VOTE FROM HOMETRACK

24 Jun 2016

The decision to leave the European Union means the near term prospects for the UK housing market now look very uncertain. The immediate impact is likely to be a fall in housing turnover and a rapid deceleration in house price growth as buyers adopt a wait and see the short term impact on financial markets…

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AREA GUIDE TO DALSTON

08 Jun 2016

Living in Dalston: The thriving and trendy north-east London community is home to a diverse mix of city types, creatives and ethnic communities, plus a new wave of regeneration is spawning community gardens and late-night bars…  1 bed Flat £440,000 or £1,557 a month 2  Flat £567,000 or £1,949 a month 3  House £1.06 m or £2,589 a month 4  House £1.21 m…

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THE YEAR OF THE MONKEY

08 Feb 2016

The new year, also known as the Spring Festival, is marked by the lunisolar Chinese calendar, so the date changes from year to year. The festivities usually start the day before the New Year and continue until the Lantern Festival, the 15th day of the new year. This year it’s the Year of the Monkey,…

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SPIRALLING RENTS NOW COST LONDONERS NEARLY TWO THIRDS OF AVERAGE INCOME

14 Jan 2016

Londoners are now spending nearly two-thirds of average income on rent as sky-high prices put even more homes out of reach. Official figures released today show private- sector rent has rocketed up from 49% of average pre-tax income to 62% since 2010. Six years ago, tenants spent more than half their income on putting a…

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HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW THE LONDON UNDERGROUND

05 Jan 2016

We arrived back to work, to find our boss had set us all a New Year Quiz, not any old quiz but more of a test; a test to see how well the ‘Relocation Experts’ knew their stuff. I can tell you that we did not all score 100% and there was positive murmurings and…

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CITY HOUSE PRICE INFLATION ACCELERATES TO 15 MONTH HIGH OF 11.4 PERCENT

25 Jan 2015

City level house price growth accelerates to 15 month high on unseasonably strong market activity. City level house price inflation running at 11.4% – up from 8.9% a year earlier. House price growth exacerbated by supply side constraints. Rising demand from home owners as important as that from investors. House price growth across UK cities…

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