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My London Home managing director Andrew Griffith talks Brexit, Crossrail and the next 12 months

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uncertainty rules as My London Home predicts largely static prices over the next 12 months

By Jon Massey

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he story of the property market in the coming year is likely to be one dominated by ongoing uncertainty. While the general election result prompted a urry of activity at estate agency My London Home, things remain far from clear cut.

“The next day we had a mix of responses from both vendors and uyers,” said the firm’s managing director ndrew riffith.

“We had some vendors call us and say We’re definitely coming out of the EU now, I want to bring my prices down because there’s still an amount of uncertainty, one could argue’.

“We had others say ‘Yes, everything’s going to be OK, we’ve finally got a decision,’ and spoke about putting their prices up.

“There’s a complete mixed bag of feelings out there, from both vendors and buyers.

“For the most part, in the property market, the result is seen as a positive thing because at least we’ve got a way forward.

“But it’s important to remember this is only the start – the big thing around Brexit for the London market in particular is whether or not we manage to get a trade deal.

“Until then, there’s still a certain amount of the unknown about things and we’ve only got supposedly 12 months to do that.

“Most property owners – and I’d be of the same opinion – think that until we’ve got clarity on that, 2020 will e a it like the final months in 2019 – I don’t think we’ll see any major price falls, but we’re certainly not going to see any increases.

“There is still going to be

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It’s important to remember this is only the start – the big thing around Brexit is whether or not we manage to get a trade deal Andrew Griffith, My London Home

uncertainty. There are still going to be people that are sitting on the fence. Until we know whether or not we’ve got a trade deal with the EU, it’s going to be a bit like that.

“Of course, once we know and if we get one, then great – everyone sees things start to move forward.

“But, if we don’t, then that could be quite disastrous, unless something with the USA materialises.

“We saw the pound jump up immediately after the election result, but it’s now gone back down to where it was.

“And the Bank Of England has left interest rates where they were – they’re certainly not going up, and there’s talk of them coming down over the course of 2020, subject to the economy.”

Despite the uncertainty, Andrew said things were moving in the market with the weak pound proving a temptation for foreign investors.

“In a positive vein, we’ve had lots of transactions recently, not necessarily at the sort of prices vendors want, but it’s not like 18 months ago where, not only were prices coming down, there weren’t as many completions,” said Andrew.

“For us personally, we’ve seen quite a lot of activity, especially from the overseas investors, compared to where we were at this point last year.

“I think a lot of investors and big pension funds, for example, feel that now is a good time to buy.

“We’re somewhere near the bottom of the curve in the market – we’re not quite there, but we’re not far off, and no one, or no serious investor wants to buy when the market is going up.

“In particular – and I think this is uite Canary Wharf specific we’re seeing Hong Kong investors becoming really active.

“I’d say 20-30% of all our deals right now are from Hong Kong buyers, but that’s mainly down to issues over there. They are typically cash-rich, the pound is still weak and, because of what’s going on in Hong Kong right now, they’re really quite keen to get their money out. London is still seen by most people as a safe haven.

“It will be very interesting, of course, to see what happens when the next budget comes along, expected in February or March.

“We’re anticipating an additional 3% on stamp duty, as per Boris’ pledge in his manifesto for foreign buyers.

“That will hit London particularly hard because, at the higher end of the market someone could be paying 17% or 18% stamp duty, which is a massive one off payment to make, money the buyer will never see again. When or if that comes in, then that could affect the market as well.

£100

Sum My London Home donates to Centrepoint for each completed transaction

While Crossrail won’t start running in 2020, Andrew predicts when the Elizabeth line does come into operation, it will give the Canary Wharf property market a boost

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A time to buy: Andrew says now is the time to act for those looking at making a property purchase

grow still room to

“The really interesting thing about the Canary Wharf area is that, over the next 12 to 18 months or so, we’ve got several really big newly built residential towers completing and there are a lot of transactions going on at the moment on the assignable contract side as those dates approach.

“Stamp duty is historically high and those who don’t sell will have to pay – that’s their motivation.”

With branches in Canary Wharf, Westminster, Hong Kong and a further opening expected in January, My London Home is a business exclusively focused on sales. But it also donates £100 to homeless charity Centrepoint each time a deal reaches completion, with staff regularly raising money in addition to that figure through various events, contributing around £100,000 over the last 10 years.

Andrew said: “We’re very fortunate to work in central London and we recognise not everybody’s in that position.

“We just felt that Centrepoint is a really good fit for My London Home – a way to help young people without a roof over their heads get their lives back together, and deal with some of the issues they’ve got to deal with.

“We have a big team of brokers – quite traditional in many respects – so if you were to walk into our Westminster office, you’ve got 14 or 15 guys on the phone, doing deals “Having that passion and that volume of sales guys means we’re more likely to drive prices up and

agree sales for our clients. We’ve just had our best six months in terms of the number of agreed sales, which is encouraging and that just reinforces my point about how there are many people out there who feel now is a really good time to buy.

“They might take advantage of people looking to get out of their contracts for new-build properties, for example, and there are some good deals to be had. It’s very much a buyer’s market.

“If you are thinking about buying, now is probably the time to do it. We don’t see this period being forever.

“Another thing is that, although the weak pound works from the perspective of overseas investors, we’ve seen an increase in the number of UK buyers. Perhaps three or four years ago most of our buyers were overseas, probably around 50%, or 60%, those numbers are much smaller today.

“People are buying more second homes or properties for their children coming to university – there are far fewer people buying to rent out their apartments.

“I think it’s definitely worth looking at Canary Wharf. There’s a lot going on here and, while we’re still waiting for Crossrail to hit, there are still businesses coming to the area, and people older and far wiser than I are still building here, both commercial and residential.

“When we finally get Crossrail, while it won’t be as big as the last bubble around its launch, I believe it will have a positive effect.”

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Years from January 2010 to October 2019 on which Project Etopia has based its report

facts and figures

from Project Etopia’s report Top 10 London borough price rises from 2010-2019 1. Waltham Forest - 97.7% 2. Hackney - 95.2% 3. Lewisham - 90.2% 4. Haringey - 86.5% 5. Southwark - 84.9% 6. Newham - 83.7% 7. Barking & Dagenham - 83.7% 8. Brent - 83.5% 9. Lambeth - 80.5% 10. Merton - 80.3%

Outside London + 1. Thurrock - 76.2% 2. Three Rivers - 75% 3. Watford - 74.3% 4. Bristol - 73.6% Outside London – 1. Hartlepool - -7.8% 2. Redcar - -1% 3. Blackpool - -0.4% 4. Mids’boro - 0.2%

rises SOURCE PROJECT ETOPIA

a story of

and falls

Rents are also set to rise 0.5% faster in London than in the rest of the country, at 3%

increase in sales prices of 2% forecast for 2020

by Jon Massey

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t’s January, and that means it’s prediction season in the property market. Big players in the sector – including Halifax and the Royal Institution Of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) – have already released their forecasts for the next 12 months and seem to be broadly in agreement.

Rics believes the number of properties bought and sold is unlikely to increase on levels seen in 2019 and, in line with property portal Rightmove, that prices will probably rise in the region of 2% nationwide.

This mirrors almost exactly Halifax’s suggestion that a figure “between 1% and 3%” is likely. Both predictions indicate any expectation of a boost to activity and prices following the election result and its subsequent Brexit machinations is probably wide of the mark.

Halifax managing director Russell Galley said: “The housing market in 2019 followed a similar path to recent years.

“Modest price growth was supported by falling mortgage rates and a low volume of houses for sale, factors which can in

part be attributed to elevated uncertainty.

This helped to underpin a degree of resilience in the market.

“Prospects for 2020 look a bit brighter, with uncertainty in the economy falling back somewhat, transaction volumes anticipated to pick up and further price increases made possible by growth in households’ real incomes.

“However, the challenges faced by prospective buyers in raising the necessary deposits may continue to constrain demand.”

As for rentals, Rics said rents would increase faster than sales prices – by 2.5% as an average for the country and 3% in London due to a falling off in supply.

A statement from Rics said: “As the rental sector continues to struggle with a lack of supply, the Rics survey data suggests rents will rise by 2.5%.

“In fact, the number of new landlord instructions has been stuck in negative territory for 14 successive quarters, which is the longest run since 1999. In London, rents are expected to rise at an even faster pace of 3%.”

Go to rics.org or halifax.co.uk for more information

average prices in London have nearly doubled in a decade as other areas in England have declined

By Jon Massey

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ewisham and Newham have seen house prices rise within their borders faster than nearly anywhere else in the country over the past 10 years according to a recent report. London has far outpaced gains in the rest of the country implying those who invested in the capital in the aftermath of the financial crisis made smart moves according to figures from modular housing developer Project Etopia.

Within the capital only Waltham Forest, where prices rose by 97.7% over the period and Hackney (95.2%) were ahead of Lewisham, which saw the typical value of properties jump up by 90.2%.

In a table of the top 10 boroughs in London, Newham placed sixth with an average increase of 83.7%.

As an illustration, those buying the average home in Waltham Forest in 2010 for £214,784, could

have sold it at the end of 2019 for £424,655 – a rise of £209,871 or £20,987 a year.

Etopia’s recently released report compared average house prices across 346 local authority areas in England and Wales.

While buyers in parts of London have seen their properties nearly double in value, those outside the city and eyond its in uence generally fared less well.

In the north, Hartlepool, Redcar And Cleveland and Blackpool all saw prices fall, the former by as much as 7.8% over the period.

That means those buying in the town in 2010 at the average price of 11 , , will have effectively lost £8,969 as of October 2019.

Similarly, buyers in Middlesbrough, County Durham, and Northumberland will only have seen rises of 0.2%, 0.3% and 3.3% respectively since 2010. Factor in in ation and those figures look bleak.

The picture is completely different in the outh and South-East – where all of the best performers excluding London were found. Project Etopia’s report named Thurrock with its 76.2% rise at No. 1, followed by Three Rivers (75.2%), Watford (74.3%) and Bristol (73.6%) – a lone outpost in the West Country to make the top 10.

That means those who bought in Thurrock for an average of £156,741 in 2010, could be looking at a profit of 11 ,4 if they’d sold at the end of last year.

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The average price of residential property in Newham rose 83.7% over the last 10 years although other areas of the country have fared less well

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