Docklands News

New funding for Baltimore Wharf

18th JUly 2014

The Baltimore Wharf residential scheme in London’s Docklands has received £101.75m in loans from Starwood European Finance.

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New funding for Baltimore Wharf

18th JUly 2014

The renovation of the 24-storey Bellevue Bow tower has finally been completed. Created by Swan New Homes, the final phase consists of 93 homes, each with a private balcony, concierge and a Hyperoptic high speed broadband service. Prices start from £265,000 for a one-bed apartment.

Source:   The Wharf (12/07/14)

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Renters now outstrip owners in central London

18th July 2014

New research has found that 16.2% more households in central London are now living in private rented accommodation than in owner-occupied buildings.

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Boris targets lost sites

18th July 2014

Boris Johnson is to target “lost sites” such as disused hospitals and abandoned training centres, in his push to set aside land for housebuilding in London. Mr Johnson has said he believes tens of thousands of affordable homes could be built on land owned by the public that is not currently being used.

Source:   Evening Standard (17/07/2014)

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Capital’s homebuyers face stamp duty shock

18th July 2014

The cost of the average London home is rapidly approaching the £500,001 mark, meaning stamp duty bills will jump 36% for many homebuyers.

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Iconic London hubs to transform

18th July 2014

The Evening Standard takes a look at number of areas in London which are undergoing serious change, including the Canary Wharf Groups “rebranding” of London’s Docklands, to be unveiled next week, despite 10 major projects already being worked on in the area.

Source:   Evening Standard (16/07/2014)

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