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Ballymore Group warns of 'extraordinary collapse' in London housing supply

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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What happened

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Ballymore Group stated that London's housing supply is on the brink of an "extraordinary collapse" starting next year and continuing through 2029. The company is currently building at a rate of 1,000 homes annually, which is less than half the pace of a decade ago. John Mulryan, Ballymore UK’s chief executive officer, attributed this slowdown to higher building costs, tax changes, and tighter planning restrictions.

From thestar.com.my

Why it matters

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The housing crisis in London is a significant issue, as the gap between housing starts and completions last year reached the widest point in over three decades. This supply shortage is reported to be a drag on GDP growth and city vibrancy in London.

Localized economic reports detail consumer spending differences and property regeneration projects across London areas like Kensington and Canary Wharf.

From thestar.com.my

Who's involved

  • Ballymore GroupInternational property developer undertaking housing projects in London
  • Sean MulryanChief executive officer of Ballymore UK
  • Canary WharfDistrict in London where Ballymore Group has active projects
  • BrentfordTown in west London where Ballymore Group is undertaking projects

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Ballymore GroupSpeculative

    Market collapse and rising costs might directly impact the development viability and profitability of Ballymore Group.

  • Canary WharfSpeculative

    Local projects in Canary Wharf could be subject to the overall housing supply collapse and market slowdown.

  • BrentfordSpeculative

    The housing development slowdown in Brentford might negatively affect local revenue and investment.

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