A Rare Opportunity For Homebuyers as UK Housing Prices Stagnate

It's no secret that the housing market in the UK has significant structural issues. Market forces and economic conditions have been such that home prices and demand have continued to surge for months on end, pricing many out of the market. In London, as in many other parts of the country, homelessness has been running rampant, even among those who are gainfully employed. All in all, it has been a rough few years for all but the wealthiest Britons, who...

Why right-sizing is an option in retirement

Many older people still live in a large family home that they simply don’t need any more. Their children have grown and gone, and they have either expanded their lifestyle to fill the space, or more commonly, they have shut the door to unused bedrooms, and now live in just part of the property. Yet they still have all of the heating bills, all of the council tax and all of the mortgage to pay for, as well as all...

Win a Fellowes productivity-boosting office makeover

The London Economic (TLE) and office product specialists Fellowes are teaming up to offer one lucky company the ultimate productivity-boosting prize… an ergonomic office equipment bundle. Is your office making you less productive? Equipment poor? Uncomfortable at your desk? All of the above? Well, you’re not alone. According to Fellowes’ Productivity in 2018 report, 60% of office workers believe their business has productivity issues with the average worker being un-productive for an hour and a half every day. Not only...

Most affordable places to rent in London revealed

Bexley in South East London is the most affordable place to rent in London, according to new data. Divided equally a four bed property costs £408.38 a month on average. This is 35 per cent cheaper than the average cost of renting a room in London, which was found to be £629 per month according to the Government’s April 2017 – March 2018 Private Rental Market Summary Statistics. Bexley station is situated in Travelcard zone 6 and is around 14 miles...

A look inside Monaco’s Portier Cove: a tiny principality’s giant project

Monaco, the world’s second smallest country is undertaking one of Europe’s largest and most ambitious construction projects. Portier Cove, a $2.4 billion land reclamation project will create a new residential area encompassing six hectares of luxury homes, gardens and public space, all within a principality smaller than New York’s Central Park. We hope everyone had an enjoyable New Year! Thank you for all your support, we’re looking forward to a year of good fortune and great partnerships. The Portier Cove...

Getting The Most From Your Skip

Mackers Total Recycling Skip Hire Introducing an effective waste management plan can be a daunting task when you are new to the practice. Having some knowledge on skip usage can go a long way. Some simple skip hire tips will help you get the best from your skip hire service. Plan Ahead Before Hiring A Skip Skip hire is a perfect waste solution for small and large business or homeowner projects. However skips are not bottomless pits, without realising filling...

Facebook acquire Kings Cross offices in one of the “most significant commercial deals in London this decade”

Facebook is set to take 600,000sq ft of office space across three buildings at King’s Cross in one of the most significant commercial deals in London’s recent history. The social network and King’s Cross Central Limited Partnership (KCCLP) signed a deal that will see them take around 15 per cent of the total commercial space at King’s Cross. Facebook will join a host of tenants already calling King’s Cross home, including Google, Universal Music, media multinational Havas, Louis Vuitton and many...

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