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he most striking features of the UK's housing market recovery is what is happening in London.While other regions slumped in the aftermath of the financial crisis, London prices kept going up.That price growth is now accelerating amid the strengthening domestic and global economic recovery. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the average price of a London property jumped by 18.7% in the year to April 2014,Air Max 90 Shoes Yellow Black, hitting ￡485,000.It compares to a 9.9% rise for the UK as a whole to an average price of ￡260,000 over the same period.There is a serious housing shortage in London alongside high demand for property, from the city's workforce to wealthy investors looking to cash in on spiralling prices and rents. These factors are driving prices up sharply.Using Land Registry figures, data software specialist Tableau has produced an interactive visualisation of London's residential property market for IBTimes UK.Learn About TableauRelatedLondon Housing Bubble Talk 'Premature' Claims Zoopla ChiefLondon Housing Bubble? ￡2m Average Price in 13 Post CodesRBS Imposes Mortgage Affordability Cap to Quell London Housing BoomLondon Housing: First-Time-Buyers Taking on Bigger Mortgages as Property Prices SpiralLondon Housing Boom: Average Asking Price Leaping Thousands Every WeekOne Hyde Park Sells World's Most Expensive Flat for ￡140m in LondonLondon Housing: What Would Average House Price Buy Elsewhere? <div
London Housing Bubble Talk 'Premature' Claims Zoopla ChiefBy Shane CroucherJune 23, 2014 09:05 BSTThere is no bubble in London's housing market despite soaring property prices,Air Max 2014 Flyknit Shoes Grey Green, according to Zoopla boss Alex ChestertonReutersLondon's bloating housing market is not a bubble, says the boss of online estate agency group Zoopla."Talk of a bubble is premature because it implies that people are acting in a way that doesn't make sense and that prices are unsustainable," Alex Chesterton, Zoopla's chief executive, told The Telegraph.Chesterton's claim comes hot on the heels of recently-released data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) which shows that average price of a London property jumped by 18.7% in the year to April 2014, to ￡485,000. That compares to a 9.9% rise for the UK as a whole to an average price of ￡260,000 over the same period.Soaring house prices in the capital are fuelled by a worsening housing shortage, intense demand and heavy foreign investment.There are concerns that low interest rates thanks to the Bank of England and higher prices will cause a credit bubble as ordinary homebuyers stretch themselves financially to take on bigger mortgages.When the Bank of England eventually hikes interest rates again, those who were at the limits of affordability may be pushed to default when their monthly mortgage repayments rise."You have to look at London in a slightly different light. It's a market that has finite supply and enormous demand that has driven prices to a level that makes London very expensive, but that doesn't necessarily mean it is not sustainable," said Chesterton."Bubble is a word that implies it is about to burst. I wouldn't say that's the case. If you compare London to other cities around the world, actually it's not the most expensive city in the world and maybe it should be. As a Londoner I certainly think it's the best city in the world."Zoopla was floated on the London Stock Exchange in mid-June. Its share price soared in conditional trading, valuing the firm at around ￡960m.A revival in the housing market and the advance of digital has boosted online estate agents such as Zoopla, which said it saw an average of 39.9 million visits to its website amid the recovery.RelatedBuy-to-Let Landlords Milking UK Housing Crisis to Make ￡20K Profit per PropertyUK House Prices Reach All-Time HighUK Mortgage Lending Stalls Amid 'Fog' of Stricter Affordability RulesTories Planning to Drive Ordinary People out of Central London,Nike Air Max 2015 Black Blue Green, Claim LabourLondon Property Boom: Market 'Running Out of Steam'London's Chronic Housing Shortage Needs ￡154bn to Boost Supply <div
London Housing Bubble? ￡2m Average Price in 13 Post CodesBy Shane CroucherJune 9, 2014 15:10 BSTLondon property prices are rising sharply because demand is so high in the cityReutersThirteen central London post codes have an average property price of over ￡2m.That is according to a report by asset management firm London Central Portfolio (LCP), which specialises in residential property investment.And of the 51 prime central London post codes analysed by LCP,Air Max 2015 Women Purple White, 22 are experiencing annual price growth of more than 10.64%, the long-term average.Belgravia's post codes SW1 7, SW1 8 and SW1 9 recorded the highest average property price of ￡4,405,741.The lowest in the central London area was the SW1V 3 post code with its ￡593,600 average."As a 'go to' destination,Nike Air Max 90 Women Sneakers Royal Grey, a financial centre, and premier league provider of education resulting in demand outstripping supply, it is again no surprise that price growth in prime central London is consistently high across all post codes," said LCP."Even at its lowest ... long-term average price growth has been 8.24% per a |
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