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Research which has revealed how house prices have performed under the last three London Mayors found that current incumbent Sadiq Khan has overseen the slowest growth. The research from Enness Global Mortgages analysed house price growth from the start and end of each term running back over the last five terms and three individuals to have held the position. Since he took office in May 2016, London house prices have climbed just 6.2%. Prices climbed by just 3% during Johnson’s first term between May 2008 and 2012, but his second term did see them increase by a far steeper 54%. During Johnson’s total time in the role, London house prices increased by 58% between May 2008 and 2016.
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The All-Cash Foreign Buyer Is Now Considering a Mortgage, Says U.K. Finance Guru The CEO of Enness Global Mortgages talks about where interest rates are headed, international home buying and the outlook for London By Jennifer Tzeses | Save Composite: Courtesy of Enness Global; Alexander Spatari/Getty Images; Pixabay Islay Ray, co-founder and CEO of London-based Enness Global Mortgages, is not one to run from difficult situations. In fact, that’s exactly what he and his firm specialize in—solving complex and high-value mortgage lending scenarios. “We help high-net-worth and prominent individuals secure mortgage finance against international real estate through our network of over 500 different lenders,” Mr. Robinson said. It’s a practice he’s been perfecting since founding the firm in 2007.
Cover feature: Is the cliff edge in sight? The property boom is welcome after the Covid-induced shutdown last year, but will demand fall off a cliff once the support measures end? Guy Anker consults a wary industry By Guy Anker 8 th April 2021 12:25 pm The mortgage market has experienced a surge in demand from homebuyers this year, with experts mainly attributing the rush to the stamp duty holiday and a pandemic-fuelled need for more space. The leap in interest builds on an already strong 2020, but some warn there is a risk of a slump later this year when the stamp duty holiday ends.
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Country Life Trending: Ten streets in London blow the rankings for luxury property, with median prices all well above £10 million (and some above £20 million). Despite the rise in the number of Londoners looking to move to the countryside, the capital remains a global property hotspot that records dizzying prices. Nowhere is this more obvious than in the handful of roads that have topped the charts for London’s most expensive homes. The palm goes to Upper Phillimore Gardens, in Kensington, round the corner from Holland Park, where the median sold price for the past 12 months is a staggering £28 million, according to research by mortgage broker Enness Global Mortgages. It pipped to the post the stuccoed houses of The Boltons, in South Kensington, (where previous residents included singer Madonna and actor Douglas Fairbanks Jr), which ‘only’ reached £22.5 million.
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Wealthy foreign homebuyers face an extra stamp duty surcharge of around £95,000 this year, as a report reveals that the prime London market paid 12 per cent of all stamp duty paid in England in 2020. Foreign buyers will see the 2 per cent surcharge introduced on 1 April in England and Northern Ireland, lifting stamp
London’s high-end homebuyers paid 12% of the stamp duty owed across England in 2020, despite accounting for just 0.1% of market transactions. Research by Enness Global Mortgages showed London’s high-end homebuyers paid out a total of £368.6m in stamp duty in 2020 alone. The current stamp duty holiday did provide some relief, with homebuyers in London’s top tier saving £4.5m in stamp duty since the holiday, although this equates to just 0.4% of the total saving made. The current stamp duty holiday has also benefited foreign buyers. Based on the average sold price for a prime property of £4m in 2020, non-UK residents saved £15,000 in stamp duty.