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The document discusses the regeneration and redevelopment of Brixton in South London and the concerns of long-term residents. Millions of pounds are being spent to redevelop the area, which has led to the demolition of some council estates and affordable housing. This is displacing many residents who can no longer afford to live in the gentrifying neighborhood. While new developments aim to attract younger professionals and families, long-time residents worry that the character and community of Brixton is being changed against their wishes in the name of regeneration.
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The document discusses Project Cl@ss 2.0, an initiative in Italy that provides technology like computers and internet access directly to classrooms, allowing them to function as computer labs. It has grown from 156 classrooms in 2009 but still only includes less than 500 classrooms total. The project aims to improve digital literacy among Italian students but faces challenges due to limited funding, resistance from older teachers, and the country's aging teaching population.
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This document lists the names of students from various year levels, the dinosaur projects they completed, and notes that each used a Creative Commons image. It includes 28 student entries showing the student's name, the dinosaur studied in quotation marks, a note about using a Creative Commons image, and the student's year level. The document provides attribution for dinosaur projects and images used by multiple students.
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- It offers opportunities for international knowledge workers and talents in fields ranging from engineering to design to
PFC is a family-run business established in 2010 that specializes in producing men's, women's, and children's footwear. It aims to satisfy customers at every step by offering more styles from many brands. The company has key departments like Production, Sales, Administration, and Finance, and is led by founders MR. M.R. Goyal, Mr. Manish Goyal, and Mr. Amit Goyal. PFC operates two production units in Agra, India that can produce 24,000-30,000 and 30,000-35,000 pairs of shoes per month respectively.
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The document discusses the regeneration and redevelopment of Brixton in South London and the concerns of long-term residents. Millions of pounds are being spent to redevelop the area, which has led to the demolition of some council estates and affordable housing. This is displacing many residents who can no longer afford to live in the gentrifying neighborhood. While new developments aim to attract younger professionals and families, long-time residents worry that the character and community of Brixton is being changed against their wishes in the name of regeneration.
The UK is facing a significant housing crisis as demand for homes continues to outstrip supply. Housing prices are predicted to increase 50% over the next decade due to lack of new construction. There is currently a shortage of over 1 million homes. Several UK cities like Birmingham are facing shortfalls of tens of thousands of homes as populations grow rapidly. A long-term strategy is needed to increase housing supply through partnerships between investors, developers, and local governments to address land acquisition and new construction.
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The document discusses Project Cl@ss 2.0, an initiative in Italy that provides technology like computers and internet access directly to classrooms, allowing them to function as computer labs. It has grown from 156 classrooms in 2009 but still only includes less than 500 classrooms total. The project aims to improve digital literacy among Italian students but faces challenges due to limited funding, resistance from older teachers, and the country's aging teaching population.
The document summarizes Acolyte, a service that notifies buyers about deals on items they are interested in and helps retailers maximize profits by converting individual orders into bulk orders. It discusses Acolyte's team, the problem it solves by connecting buyers and retailers, how it serves both parties, revenue model, competition, and roadmap for global expansion.
This document lists the names of students from various year levels, the dinosaur projects they completed, and notes that each used a Creative Commons image. It includes 28 student entries showing the student's name, the dinosaur studied in quotation marks, a note about using a Creative Commons image, and the student's year level. The document provides attribution for dinosaur projects and images used by multiple students.
The document is very short, containing only a simple thank you message. It expresses gratitude to the reader for taking the time to view or engage with some prior content. In a single word, it acknowledges the reader's attention.
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- It is home to major technology institutes and universities that collaborate closely with industry on research. The Eindhoven University of Technology is among the world's top 10 for industry collaboration.
- The region has over 55,000 jobs in high-tech industries and is a center for sectors like automotive, electronics, lighting, and life sciences.
- It offers opportunities for international knowledge workers and talents in fields ranging from engineering to design to
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Six property experts discuss the state of the Irish property market and their predictions for 2014. They found that demand increased significantly in 2013, especially for family homes in Dublin. Prices rose faster than expected due to low supply and high cash buyer activity. Experts were disappointed by the lack of new construction and limited bank lending. Most predict further price increases in Dublin of 10-15% in 2014, fueled by employment growth, but note the market depends on increased supply and credit availability longer term.
Mail on Sunday 15 December property review and 2014 predictionStokes Property
Six property experts discuss the state of the Irish property market and their predictions for 2014. They found that demand increased significantly in 2013, especially for family homes in Dublin. Prices rose faster than expected in Dublin and other cities due to low supply and high cash buyer activity. Experts were disappointed by the lack of new housing construction and limited bank lending. They predict prices will continue rising in Dublin in 2014, especially if employment improves, but cash buyers alone cannot sustain the market long-term without increased mortgage lending. Experts call for more housing construction and solutions to negative equity issues to ensure a balanced recovery.
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The document summarizes real estate trends in Dublin, Ireland in the first half of 2013. It finds that the Dublin property market is strengthening with residential property sales up 15% and average home prices rising 9.4% compared to the first half of 2012. However, supply remains constrained, limiting further price increases. While demand is improving as buyers return, many homeowners remain unwilling to sell, perpetuating the lack of inventory. The summary also notes that mortgage lending is increasing but uncertainty remains, and a full market recovery is not expected.
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- Despite Brexit causing short-term uncertainty, demand to live in London remains strong. Weaker sterling is incentivizing some international buyers.
- The prime London property market has seen slower growth in recent years due to a period of strong price increases followed by tax rises that dampened the market. However, prices have adjusted in many areas and activity is increasing.
- Demand is high for family homes over £3 million, with international buyers from the Middle East and China competing with domestic buyers. Weak sterling has boosted international demand.
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The document summarizes the UK residential property market for summer 2015. It discusses:
1) The UK housing market is entering a period of stability following the Conservative election victory and is expected to see more homes built to address undersupply.
2) The document analyzes different property markets in London, as well as farmhouse and country house markets outside London, noting differing values and rental growth.
3) Affordability remains an issue, especially in London, and the Help-to-Buy scheme is questioned in terms of boosting new home supply.
- The document discusses several topics related to investments and the London property market from the Summer 2016 issue of a magazine called Avantis Wealth.
- The first article analyzes whether the London property market is set to crash, noting that prices in London have skyrocketed since 2008 while remaining below peak levels in other parts of the UK. It argues oversupply of high-end properties in London combined with policies discouraging foreign buyers means a correction may be coming.
- The second piece discusses investment opportunities that are not correlated to the London property market, such as investments in care homes, German residential developments, and international resort properties, that typically offer fixed annual returns between 6-12%.
- The third section
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- The document summarizes recent news and developments in the UK and Asia Pacific property markets.
- It reports that UK property prices have grown three times faster than salaries over the past decade, putting homeownership out of reach for many. However, new home sales and prices in the UK have increased despite the slow housing market.
- Commercial property investment volumes in Asia Pacific increased 26% year-over-year in Q2 2012, though leasing activity declined, suggesting the region is not completely immune from economic uncertainties.
The document provides an overview of the UK residential property market in winter 2015. It notes that house prices are up nearly 5% on last year and rental yields are predicted to reach 6.5-8% in regional markets over the next five years. However, transaction volumes remain low due to limited housing stock and changes to policies like stamp duty that have negatively impacted the market. The article examines factors constraining supply such as attitudes towards property ownership and issues with trading properties. It also analyzes house price and sales trends in different areas.
This document discusses London's housing crisis and calls for London councils to be given freedom to invest in building new affordable homes. It notes that London's population is growing but new home construction has not kept pace, leading to a projected shortfall of over 200,000 homes by 2020. Allowing councils to borrow against existing housing assets could generate funds to build an additional 54,000 affordable homes. This would help address homelessness, overcrowding, and lack of affordable options that increasingly impact Londoners.
What are the causes of the housing crisis and what can be done to solve the p...Jake Smith
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This document analyzes housing affordability in the UK and London. It finds:
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- Introducing childcare costs significantly reduces discretionary income, leaving just 5% for UK homeowners and 10% for renters. London families fare even worse, overspending on essentials.
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The document discusses lessons that can be learned from Germany's stable mortgage market. It finds that Germany avoided speculation through conservative lending with standard products like low LTV loans and 30-year annuities. Regional housing prices rose steadily rather than booming. Germany's Pfandbrief covered bond program provided very stable long-term funding. Overall, Germany's conservative, standardized approach helped its mortgage market withstand the financial crisis better than other European countries.
The UK housing market faces issues of high demand and low supply of reasonably priced homes. Government initiatives to increase affordable housing through subsidies have inflated prices and failed to significantly increase supply. The replacement of social housing with "affordable" housing priced at 80% of market rate will be unaffordable for many low-income renters. New starter homes priced 20% below market value may temporarily help first-time buyers but risk further price increases if supply is not adequately expanded.
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5. London 2012
Overall 2012 was a stimulating year for the London
market, London fast became the most talked about
city of the year - hosting The Olympics and celebrating
the Jubilee (not to mention the masses of celebratory
street parties)! London maintained its cosmopolitan
image and retained the position of property capital of
the world in spite of the tax uncertainties that got in
the way.
6. The budget 2012
The Chancellor whacked up tax rates on prime
properties in May 2012.
We are now eleven months into the new period of
7% stamp duty for transactions over £2 million and
15% if buying the property using a “non-natural
entity” such as an offshore or onshore company.
The mansion tax uncertainties ensured that the top
end of the market slowed down, whereas properties
below the £2 million threshold were being snapped
up with a record amount of applicants per
instruction.
7. The budget 2012
Research shows that transactions on £2 million +
properties had fallen by over 40 % from April to
September 2012 compared to 2011
8. The budget 2012
We have seen a surge of interest for properties over £2m since
the 7% stamp duty has settled and the talk of mansion tax is
unlikely to happen.
9. Funding for Lending
scheme
Lending has remained the most noteworthy
constriction on the housing market activity in
2012 – governments new Funding for Lending
scheme is unlikely to make much difference to
mortgage availability.
10. Chiswick buyers
We have found that the Chiswick market
hasn’t really been affected by lending
restrictions because most of our buyers
are...
The remaining We have seen that
50% are mortgage our average
50% cash deposit size is over
buyers
buyers 50%
11. Generation rent
Generation Rent is a hangover
from the credit crunch, now
borrowers need to have
considerably bigger deposits to
get a mortgage. That’s forcing
many more to rent, and that “Rent rises trap a generation who
increased demand has, in turn, will never afford their own home.
pushed rental prices up to Stagnant wages, increasing rents
record levels. and rising house prices mean
would-be homeowners unable to
save deposit for first property.”
The Guardian
12. Generation rent
The average rent in the capital
has risen by 6% in the past year
by 16% in the past two years
and by a staggering 32% since 2009
13. Generation rent
People with the money to invest in a second property
for a buy-to-let investment are tapping in to the
generation rent market…including parents looking to
get their children on the property ladder.
14. Generation rent
We have seen a
massive increase
in the amount of
parents buying
flats for their
children as an
investment/to get
them on the
property market
15. Buy-to-let
The buy-to-let market
rocketed its way through
2012, with lending up to
11.5% of the total gross
mortgage lending at £16.4bn
(for a total of 136,900 buy-
to-let loans).
That’s 19% higher than it
was in 2011, and its highest level
for four years
Figures from the Council of
Mortgage Lenders (CML)
16. The PCL trickle effect
Chiswick has taken on a
'trickle effect' of prime
central London buyers that
are looking for a similar
lifestyle as prime central but
avoiding the record high
pricing. This Zone 2 theory is
especially popular with
young families, growing
families and buy-to-let
investors looking to cash in
on “generation rent”
17. The PCL Chiswick
effect
London’s west & south-west boroughs are attracting
buyers looking for an alternative to Kensington and
Chelsea
In 2012 39% of Chiswick buyers moved from
Kensington and Chelsea, resulting in a significant
impact on property values in Chiswick
The profile of Chiswick buyers is becoming
increasingly similar to the profile of PCL buyers.
In 2012 60 % of buyers purchasing property in
Chiswick worth £2m plus originated from
overseas…
18. The comparative cheapness of Chiswick, compared
with its higher valued neighbours, remains a
significant factor in attracting buyers to the area.
A property in Chiswick is likely to cost an average of
£700 per sq ft, compared with an average of
£1,800 per sq ft in prime central London.
19. House prices in Chiswick
8-10% rise over the past year
PCL trickle
Zone 2 demand 80% of properties asking price
or above
Safe investment
Av On average 15 buyers per
property
Foreign money selling
time
Young families 2 weeks
20. Trends
Influx of European buyers paying asking
price & above
Buy to let
investors and
Homeowners cashing in on the current parents looking to
supply/demand trend. Cashing in their
home and moving out of the city.
help their children
onto the property
ladder
22. City prices vs. Country
prices
Year Av price terraced Av detached house % difference
house Chiswick South West
Nov 2007 £632, 025 £311,372 50.7% difference
Dec 2012 £885,200 £272,429 69.22% difference
23. City prices vs. Country
prices
5 bedroom semi detached house
£1,999,999
24. City prices vs. Country
prices
6 bedroom
detached with
1 acre land
£1,500,000
26. 2013-2014 The future
Despite the general market reports that
there will be little PCL growth in the
capital during 2013, our figures show that
the lack of supply and continued demand
for property from abroad and within the
UK are even stronger. We are expecting an
5% growth in Central and West London.