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Residential Property, Solicitors | Oxfordshire

Leadership for Oxford’s housing challenges

Penningtons Manches CooperMon 29th Apr 20194 min

Challenges around Oxford’s housing situation are well-reported. A combination of unique and complex historical constraints, resulting planning protections, together with natural limitations of the floodplain area mean residential space is at an absolute premium. Add to this a student population of nearly 34,000, question marks over green belt development and a public perception that local government’s housing strategy is not clear and the picture is both complex and unclear

Residential Property | Oxfordshire

Simon McConnell: Head of Residential Agency, Carter Jonas Oxford

B4 NewsdeskMon 29th Apr 20195 min

The Spring Equinox marks a turning point in the year – and in the property cycle – providing a perfect opportunity to reflect on the market to date, while considering trends and prospects for the spring and summer months ahead.

Commercial Property, Construction | Oxfordshire

James Bainbridge: Head of Planning & Development, Carter Jonas

B4 NewsdeskMon 24th Sep 20185 min

Six years after the Government consolidated 1,000 pages of national policy guidance into just 50, an updated version of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) has recently been published.

Residential Property | Oxfordshire

Mark Charter: Head of Residential Agency, Carter Jonas Oxford

B4 NewsdeskMon 18th Dec 20175 min

2017 has proved to be a dichotomy for our local housing market. Although Oxfordshire has shown overall annual house price growth, we have undoubtedly been hit by declining transaction volumes following the two rounds of reform made to the calculation of stamp duty, implemented first in November 2014 and then in April 2016.

Commercial Property | Oxfordshire

Jon Silversides: Head of Commercial Agency Oxford, Carter Jonas

B4 NewsdeskTue 31st Oct 20174 min

As we push through the final quarter of the year it is heartening to be able to report strong trading activity with a particular focus on the knowledge/science based sector Whilst general confidence sometimes seems fragile, mostly related to continuing political uncertainty, Oxfordshire’s commercial fortunes appear strong, based on our take-up data and a wide range of views expressed at two recent forums hosted by Carter Jonas.

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