JLL today announced an exclusive partnership with Cathay to hold the first-ever "London on-site viewing tour". The tour, scheduled for August, will be led by local Cantonese-speaking property experts, offering participants an in-depth exploration of several highly anticipated premium projects in London, United Kingdom.As an exclusive incentive, participants who undertake a tour of any of the four highlighted properties will receive a reward of 2,000 Asia Miles. Furthermore, those who purchase a new home through us within the specified timeframe will earn up to 168,000 Asia Miles (applicable for properties priced over GBP 3 million), eligible for redeeming a round-trip business class ticket between Hong Kong and London.The tour will showcase four high-quality property projects:<ol><li>Paddington Gardens (August 2):&nbsp;A luxury residential development situated at the heart of the Paddington Basin. The project has completed and takes just 5 minutes' walk to London Paddington station. </li><li>The Founding, Canada Water (August 3):&nbsp;GBP 1 billion flagship regeneration masterplan, which is scheduled for completion in the winter of 2024. It takes 1 minute to walk to Canada Water Underground Station. </li><li>One Thames Quay (August 9):&nbsp;A rising residential area of the Upper East Side of Canary Wharf, which will be completed in the third quarter of 2024. All apartments enjoy stunning views of Canary Wharf and the River Thames.&nbsp; </li><li>Eastman Village (August 10):&nbsp;A high investment return development project in the Harrow area, which is scheduled for completion in the second and third quarters of 2025. About 98% of the nearby local schools Ofsted-rated 'Good' or 'Outstanding'. </li></ol>During the tour, the experts will provide comprehensive presentations on the features of each property, surrounding amenities, as well as the characteristics of the United Kingdom's leading developers and the latest market overview. Participants will have the opportunity to enter the properties and observe the actual conditions at the time of handover.Mandy Wong, Head of International Residential at JLL in Asia Pacific, said: "This tour is more than just a site visit; it is a unique opportunity to gain deep insights into the London real estate market. Through first-hand experience and expert guidance, participants can comprehensively evaluate the investment potential of London properties, adding new options to their international asset allocation. Investors eyeing opportunities in the London real estate market should not overlook this unique tour that combines professional insights, on-site visits, and generous rewards. JLL cordially invites you to register without delay, seizing this invaluable opportunity to gain in-depth understanding of prime London properties and embark on your property investment journey in the United Kingdom."

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Expert-led tour coupled with rewarding miles: Unveiling a new era in UK property investment

Expert-led tour coupled with rewarding miles: Unveiling a new era in UK property investment

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But as the removal vans manoeuvre into No. 10, many in the industry will be thinking about the housing market and what the incoming Labour government will bring. Of course, housing was high on the agenda in the run up to the election, but the vagaries
 of the manifesto will now need to make way for greater clarity. 
The new Prime Minister had previously committed to turbocharging the housing market from &ldquo;day one&rdquo;. Realistically, we might be waiting a few days longer to find out Sir Keir&rsquo;s plans. But those close to the top have signalled an announcement
 could be a matter of a few weeks rather than a few months away. 
They&rsquo;ll need to pull their socks up as building 1.5 million homes over the next parliament will be a Herculean task. The main plans touted so far have been a recruitment drive for planners, with the intention to recruit 300 additional planning officers
 to ease bottlenecks and get Britain building. Undoubtedly a recognition of the challenges in the planning process, in practice this is the equivalent of less than one planner per planning authority and may not be the game changer we really need (a
 step in the right direction though). 
The term grey belt is also likely to enter the vernacular as Labour attempt to make developing on the greenbelt more palatable (their landslide victory and corresponding majority will help here).
Plans are afoot, too, for encouraging first-time buyer activity through further promotion of a mortgage guarantee scheme. However, the temporary increase in the first-time buyers stamp duty threshold (from &pound;300k to &pound;425k) won&rsquo;t be extended
 under Labour &ndash; although this mostly affects higher value markets.&nbsp; 
Before we delve too deeply into what-ifs we&rsquo;ll need to wait and see what emerges in the coming weeks. Until then, let&rsquo;s look at what the new government are inheriting:
<h2>The economy</h2>
Whisper it quietly, but things might not be quite as bad as we thought. The new Labour government aren&rsquo;t inheriting an economy in rude health, but quarterly GDP growth for Q1 was revised up in June to 0.7% (from 0.6%), putting GDP 0.3% higher than
 it was a year earlier in Q1. 
With growth revised up, expectations of economic growth at sub 1% in 2024 may be looking conservative. Oxford Economics expect 0.9% and consensus forecasters 0.5% this year, but we could well see these figures creep up as we move through the summer. 
Despite CPI hitting the 2% target rate, stubborn services inflation has thrown some cold water on the prospect of multiple rate cuts this year.&nbsp; But we still expect the bank rate will be cut before the year end, meaning more favourable mortgage rates,
 which are already starting to creep into the market, continue to emerge in the second half of the year.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/global-cms-assets-np/image/upload/v1720173441/resi/gb/Articles/Images/JLL-house-prices-labour.png" />
<h2>House prices</h2>
House prices edged up in June, 0.2% higher month-on-month and 1.5% higher than they were at the same point a year ago. The latest figures from Nationwide show London was the only region in southern England where prices have risen in the last 12 months,
 up 1.6%. East Anglia saw the most significant annual fall at -1.8% with the North West and Northern Ireland both recording annual increases of 4.1% in Q2 2024. 
House prices have risen 59% since Labour were last in power back in 2010. They are up 68% since they last won an election back in 2005 and up 353% since the last won an election in opposition back in 1997. In 14 years under the Conservatives (2010 to
 2024) prices have risen by 57%, versus 191% in the 13 years under Labour (1997-2010) 
<h2>Activity</h2>
Mortgage approvals for house purchase continue to hover around the 60,000 mark, around 10,000 (or 19%) higher than they were a year ago. Despite rising off a low base, activity remains around 15% down on long-run norms. 
The number of transactions has risen too so far this year.&nbsp; The latest May figures show an estimated 91,660 sales, 24% (or almost 18,000) higher than volumes in May last year and just 2% shy of the 2015 to 2019 average.
The latest S&amp;P Global Construction Purchasing Managers&rsquo; Index (PMI) was released the day we went to the polls. The UK construction sector remained in growth territory for the fourth consecutive month in June, albeit dipping slightly month-on-month.
 Growth was led by the commercial sector, with housing, which had moved into positive territory for the first time in 19 months in May, dropping back in June.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/global-cms-assets-np/image/upload/v1720173441/resi/gb/Articles/Images/JLL-rental-growth-price-growth.png" />
<h2>Rents</h2>
As we enter the busy summer market for lettings, prices achieved on new lets, according to the latest June figures from Homelet, were up 6.9% nationally. London and the South West were the only regions where rents fell month-on-month but were still 4.9%
 and 3.4% higher annually. 
Rental growth rates in London have finally dropped below wage growth, meaning the rent to affordability ratio dropped from 40% in January to 38.9% in May, but it remains 10 percentage points higher than it was a decade ago. 
Results for the latest JLL Buyer and Tenant Survey highlight the challenge facing tenants, with half of the tenants surveyed spending more than 50% of their take home pay on rent each month, up from 45% in 2022.&nbsp; To read more from the latest JLL
 Buyer and Tenant Survey <a href="https://residential.jll.co.uk/insights/research/buyers-and-tenants-survey-2024">click here.</a><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/global-cms-assets-np/image/upload/v1720173440/resi/gb/Articles/Images/JLL-rent-to-income-ratio.png" />

Residential Roundup 5 July

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The Labour Party have won more than 400 seats, giving them a comfortable majority in the 2024 general election.

The Labour Party have won more than 400 seats, giving them a comfortable majority in the 2024 general election.

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We are please to release the latest JLL housing market forecasts in first half of 2024. Price falls, which we had forecast to see in early 2024 have largely failed to materialise, as more competitive rates entered the market. This means we now expect prices to rise by +2% nationally this year, compared to our previous forecast of -3% made in October 2023.Lower value markets are expected to outperform this year. As rates improve, we expect London to lead, with growth in both Central and Greater London expected to be higher than the national average over the five-year forecast period.Our research points to city centre markets as the primary driver of growth. The demand for urban living and the projected growth in households propel these markets forward over the five-year forecast period. As cities continue to attract young professionals and lifestyle seekers, the demand for rental properties in central locations is set to remain strong, contributing to the robust market performance.More balance appears to be emerging across the rental market, as the gap between tenant demand and landlord instructions reached its lowest level in four years, according to the RICS Residential Market Survey. A net +33 of respondents expect rent rises in the next three months. Though high, this is the lowest reading since 2021. Despite this shift, JLL expects a continued imbalance and anticipates rent increases across all markets year-on-year for the next five-year period. According to our updated forecast, which account for 2024 as an election year, rents are expected to rise by 4.5% nationally in 2024, with growth of 18.8% between 2024 and 2028.For more on our updated forecasts please download <a href="https://jll.box.com/s/ah2dmf602p106bio8l3gec6j7hh7pyfo">here</a>

JLL Residential Forecasts 2024-2028 update

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1. South Bank ParklandsSouth Bank Parklands was one of my go-to spots, whether for a relaxing day out or a fun-filled adventure with friends.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/global-cms-assets-np/image/upload/v1716389876/resi/international/Insights/Living-In-Brisbane.jpg" v:shapes="Picture_x0020_1" />Streets Beach: This man-made beach in the heart of the city is absolutely perfect for those hot Brisbane days. I loved spending lazy afternoons here, cooling off in the water and soaking up the sun.&nbsp;Cultural Venues: The Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA), Queensland Museum, and the State Library of Queensland were regular haunts for me. They always have fascinating exhibitions and events. Dining: The riverfront dining options are fantastic. From casual eateries to high-end restaurants, South Bank has it all. I particularly enjoyed the weekend markets, where you can find amazing local produce and unique artisanal goods.Entertainment: The Wheel of Brisbane offers stunning views, especially at sunset. South Bank also hosts various festivals, concerts, and outdoor movie nights, making it a lively place to visit any time of the year.2. Cycle or Walk Along the Brisbane RiverwalkThe Brisbane Riverwalk is perfect for staying active while enjoying the city&rsquo;s natural beauty.Cycling: Renting a share bike (or scooter) and riding along the river was one of my favorite activities. The scenic views of the city skyline and the Story Bridge are simply breathtaking. Walking: The Riverwalk is equally great for a leisurely stroll or jog. With plenty of benches and shaded spots, it&rsquo;s an ideal place to unwind. I loved jogging here during the early evenings &ndash; the city views are amazing and can be reached from
 Kangaroo Point.Water Activities: Kayaking or paddleboarding on the Brisbane River offers a unique perspective of the city. There are several rental spots and guided tours available, making it easy to explore the river.3. Discover Fortitude Valley&rsquo;s NightlifeFortitude Valley, or &ldquo;The Valley,&rdquo; is Brisbane&rsquo;s nightlife hub and was my favorite place for a night out.Live Music: The live music scene in The Valley is incredible. Venues like The Tivoli and The Triffid host fantastic gigs, and there&rsquo;s always something happening. I discovered so many great bands and artists there.Bars and Clubs: The Valley is packed with trendy bars and clubs. Whether you want to enjoy cocktails at a rooftop bar with stunning city views or dance the night away at an underground club, The Valley has something for everyone. Felon&rsquo;s is just
 across the Story bridge and has a lot of good food options and lawn seating great for a lazy weekend afternoon with a great view of the story bridge and the city.Dining: The food scene in The Valley is just as vibrant as the nightlife. From gourmet restaurants to street food stalls, there&rsquo;s so much to explore. Chinatown is a must-visit for authentic Asian cuisine.4. Visit the Brisbane City Botanic GardensThe Brisbane City Botanic Gardens was my go-to spot for some peace and tranquility in the city. <img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/global-cms-assets-np/image/upload/v1716389879/resi/international/Insights/Living-In-Brisbane2.jpg" v:shapes="Picture_x0020_1" />Gardens: Wandering through the beautifully landscaped gardens was always a treat. With exotic rainforest trees and colorful flowerbeds, it&rsquo;s a perfect place to relax and recharge.River Access: The gardens are situated along the Brisbane River, offering picturesque views. Sometimes I&rsquo;d bring a kayak and paddle along the river or take a river cruise to see the city from a different angle.Events and Activities: The Botanic Gardens host various events like guided walks, workshops, and outdoor yoga classes. It was always fun to join in on these activities and meet new people.5. Shop and Dine at Queen Street MallQueen Street Mall is an outdoor / indoor shopping &amp; dining area in the heart of the city. <img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/global-cms-assets-np/image/upload/v1716389876/resi/international/Insights/Living-In-Brisbane3.jpg" v:shapes="Picture_x0020_1" />Shopping: The mall has everything you need, from high-end boutiques to local shops. I loved wandering around and discovering unique items. Dining: The dining options are endless, from casual cafes to fine dining. Whether you&rsquo;re in the mood for a quick snack or a gourmet meal, you&rsquo;ll find it here. The mall often has live entertainment, which adds to the lively atmosphere, too.6. Escape to the Sunshine and Gold CoastsOne of the best things about living in Brisbane is its proximity to some of Australia&rsquo;s most beautiful coastal areas.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/global-cms-assets-np/image/upload/v1716389884/resi/international/Insights/Living-In-Brisbane4.png" v:shapes="Picture_x0020_1" />Sunshine Coast: Just a short drive north, the Sunshine Coast is perfect for a day trip or weekend getaway. I loved visiting places like Noosa, with its stunning beaches, great surf, and vibrant dining scene. The coastal walks and national parks are fantastic
 for hiking and spotting wildlife.Gold Coast: Head south, and you&rsquo;ll find the Gold Coast, famous for its surf beaches, theme parks, and nightlife. Surfers is always bustling with energy, and the beachfront markets are great for a stroll. I also enjoyed exploring the hinterland,
 with its rainforests and scenic lookouts.7. Hiking in the Glass House MountainsIf you love the outdoors, you&rsquo;ll find plenty of hiking opportunities around Brisbane, and the Glass House Mountains are a standout.Hiking Trails: The Glass House Mountains offer a range of trails for all levels of hikers. Mount Ngungun is one of my favorites, with a relatively easy climb and rewarding views from the top. It&rsquo;s a great spot for a sunrise hike.Nature and Wildlife: The area is rich in natural beauty and wildlife. Keep an eye out for native birds and enjoy the tranquility of the forests. The hiking trails are well-marked and maintained, making it a safe and enjoyable experience.Day Trips: The Glass House Mountains are just an hour&rsquo;s drive from Brisbane, making them perfect for a day trip. Pack a picnic and enjoy a day immersed in nature.Final ThoughtsLiving in inner-city Brisbane was an absolute joy &ndash; something I&rsquo;ll definitely do again! The city&rsquo;s vibrant energy and endless activities made every day an adventure. Whether you&rsquo;re exploring cultural venues, enjoying the nightlife,
 taking day trips to the coast, or hiking in the mountains, there&rsquo;s always something fun to do. Brisbane is a fantastic place to live. If you ever get the chance to experience it, I highly recommend it!

Living in Inner City Brisbane: Top 7 Fun Lifestyle Activities

Here are some of my favorite activities and spots that made living in Brisbane so memorable.

Hey there! I used to live in Kangaroo Point, I really enjoyed living along the river and the inner city lifestyle, as well as being a short drive to beaches and the countryside. It was one of the most vibrant, relaxing and exciting places to call home. Here are some of my favorite activities and spots that made living in Brisbane so memorable.

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<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/global-cms-assets-np/image/upload/v1714129880/resi/international/Insights/Barratt_Royal_Gateway.jpg" v:shapes="Picture_x0020_1" />Following an increasing demand seen for UK investment opportunities, UK&rsquo;s leading property developer, Barratt London, will be launching Royal Gateway to Hong Kong investors on 11th and 12th May 2024. Royal Gateway is located
 in the popular hotspot of Acton, in the thriving London Borough of Ealing. The development will offer 300 new apartments with a range of amenities and access to White City in 5 minutes, Paddington in 7 minutes, Bond Street in 11 minutes and Heathrow
 Airport in less than 20 minutes. The area&rsquo;s regeneration plans include a new high street and two major campuses for Imperial College.Following the success of its now fully completed Western Circus development nearby, Barratt London is launching off-plan sales for its latest project with first completions due in 2026. The four-acre brownfield site will be transformed into 300 one, two
 and three-bedroom apartments and penthouses.&nbsp;Set amongst landscaped gardens and benefitting from a host of amenities, the development will offer three private roof terraces with sweeping views of the Capital, concierge, gym, residents&rsquo; lounge and play areas. While these may be commonplace
 in prime central London, the provision of a resident&rsquo;s lounge is less common for Zone 3 and will help to provide future residents with convenience and peace of mind.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/global-cms-assets-np/image/upload/v1714129880/resi/international/Insights/Barratt_Royal_Gateway2.jpg" v:shapes="Picture_x0020_1" />Royal Gateway is set across six red and buff brick buildings, reaching up to 16 storeys and providing panoramic views across London. Notable architects Allies and Morrison have designed most of the apartments to offer dual aspect and all courtyard facing
 homes are surrounded by green open spaces. In a nod to the development&rsquo;s regal title, each building will be named after a different gem cut &ndash; the first phase named Marquise Residences.Inside, every home will be bright and inviting, with large windows, designed to let in plenty of natural light. Living spaces open onto a balcony or terrace, extending living spaces and helping to bring in the outdoors. With Barratt London&rsquo;s careful
 attention to detail and finishes on the inside, the layouts offer versatile living space with room for a home-working area to suit hybrid workers.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/global-cms-assets-np/image/upload/v1714129880/resi/international/Insights/Barratt_Royal_Gateway3.jpg" v:shapes="Picture_x0020_1" />North Acton is set to undergo huge regeneration over the coming years, with &pound;26 billion earmarked for its future. The wider 1,600-acre regeneration masterplan is the largest of its kind in the UK. Alongside thousands of new homes, the regeneration includes plans for a new high street and two major campuses for Imperial College. Since work began on the Elizabeth Line (formerly Crossrail) in 2009, average prices in W3 have jumped 117%, according to JLL, to an average of &pound;675,000. This rise outperforms the rest of Ealing, up 98% in the same period, and the London average of 104%. Elizabeth Line postcodes have also seen a steep rise in rental yields with a 19% hike for homes near the Acton Mainline in the last year.[1]Ealing is the fourth largest borough in London in terms of population size and has seen growth of 8.5% in the decade to 2021 (higher than the England average of 6.6%), marking the popularity of this diverse, multicultural and vibrant part of London. The borough is also affectionately known as &lsquo;Queen of the suburbs&rsquo;. By 2046, the number of households in Ealing is projected to have grown by 23% in 25 years, so there is likely to be significant, ongoing demand for rental property in the area[2].Part of the reason for the area&rsquo;s popularity are the fantastic transport connections, so being car-free is an easy lifestyle choice to make. The area acts as a gateway to London. Royal Gateway is a short walk to North Acton tube station on the ultra-convenient Central Line and also Acton Main Line station, served by the new Elizabeth Line, offering services to White City, Bond Street, Canary Wharf and London Heathrow Airport. Once HS2 is fully operational, nearby Old Oak Common will be the best-connected and largest railway station ever built in the UK. The new super-hub will provide high-speed rail services to the Midlands, Scotland, the North, alongside Wales and the South-west, with additional access to central London and Heathrow via the Elizabeth Line.Acton also offers a great place to live and work, with major companies such as clothes brand Boden, Danone, PepsiCo and Paramount Pictures based in Acton or the nearby Chiswick Business Park. Churchfield Road, in the heart of Acton, is home to a number of independent shops and cafes. Families will be impressed by the wide selection of schools, with 152 schools in the Acton area rated as Outstanding or Good by Ofsted within a three-mile radius. It is also within two miles of the Imperial campus at White City.Acton residents are surrounded by wonderful, nearby neighbourhoods such as Notting Hill, White City, Shepherds Bush and Ealing. As a borough, 44% of Ealing&rsquo;s land area is covered by green space, including Acton Park, with its putting green, skatepark and tennis courts and the 24 green flag rated parks and wide-open spaces, including North Acton Playing Fields. The borough of Ealing came in fifth place in the whole of London for biodiversity according to a study of trees reported by CBRE.Barratt London already has a proven track record in Acton after the completion of Western Circus, a scheme that helped kickstart the area&rsquo;s transformation. Following on from that success, Royal Gateway brings thoughtfully designed, high-quality apartments created for those who prize community, connectivity and having everything at their fingertips.Craig Carson, Managing Director at Barratt West London, said: &ldquo;Acton is one of London&rsquo;s most well-connected spots, with a plethora of fast transport links that will only be boosted once Old Oak Common opens. Royal Gateway will build on an already vibrant community, providing a diverse range of housing options for everyone from young professionals to investors. With the potential for good capital growth and high rental demand for investors, we anticipate strong demand for new homes when we launch off-plan in May.&rdquo; Neil Bowron, Senior Director at JLL adds: &ldquo;With an exceptional design, amenities and location, this latest launch from Barratt London is not only a prime investment product, but with its capital value it is the perfect owner/occupier opportunity too. What&rsquo;s more, property values in Acton have experienced consistent price growth over the last five years rising by 40% and outperforming Greater London by 13%. All eyes are definitely on Acton at the moment, with &pound;26bn being invested in the local area, the new High Speed 2 super-hub opening at Old Oak Common, combined with ease of access to Imperial College, we believe that real estate in North Acton will continue to offer a solid investment proposition.&rdquo; There are 300 new homes at Royal Gateway, from one-bedrooms to three-bedroom family homes, each one with a balcony or terrace. Prices start from &pound;450,000. To find out more, WhatsApp JLL: <a href="https://wa.me/85293163620">https://wa.me/85293163620</a>.&nbsp;

Barratt London Launches Royal Gateway

Barratt London's latest development provides Hong Kong investors with a unique investment opportunity to be part of the biggest regeneration project in the UK

Barratt London's latest development provides Hong Kong investors with a unique investment opportunity to be part of the biggest regeneration project in the UK

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