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INDUSTRY DATA JANUARY DATAFOCUS:LONDON


In order to help you decide where to invest your time and money when it comes to land and development choices, BB&D have teamed up with DPG Research, the information bods behind the ever-popular sites FindaProperty.com and PrimeLocation.com, to give you an in-depth focus on a different region in the UK every month.We kick off this issue with our country’s capital, London.


TOP 20 NEWBUILD HOTSPOTS: Postal district


Percentage of properties that are newbuild


E8


SE8 SE1 E16


SE13 N1


E12 W3


SE3 SW8


27.7 23.1 18.9 13.8 12.5 11.8 9.9 9.8 9.6 9.5


Postal district


SE20 SE11


NW10 SE18 SE10 E3


SE16 SW11 E1


E15


Percentage of properties that are newbuild


9.0 8.6 8.6 8.4 8.4 8.2 7.7 7.5 6.9 6.7


The top five postcodes for new builds in our capital


SUMMARY: The average percentage of the available new build properties in London is currently 3.8 per cent of all available stock. There are a number of postal districts highlighted as new build hotspots, which can be found in the surrounding areas near to the improvements to the East London overground lines.Hackney (E8) at 27.7 per cent andRotherhithe/Deptford (SE8) at 23.1 per cent showwhere developers have bought relatively cheap land and built newproperties, as this iswhereCentral London andCanaryWharfworkers commute from. Interestingly, south of theThames sees newhome developers stay close to the riverbank as north of the river there is quite the opposite effect,withwest of Central London bereft of any newhome concentration.


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