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    Overseas property buyers cautious amid economic and political uncertainty

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    Recent policy changes and economic shifts are having an impact on international property investors looking at UK-based assets, according to UK brokers. Butterfield in the UK commissioned market research firm Censuswide to conduct an independent survey of 300 UK-based mortgage brokers. Seven in ten (71%) reported seeing greater caution among their overseas clients in anticipation […]
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      Seoul and Tokyo the fastest growing housing markets globally

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      House prices have surged by 25.2% in Seoul in South Korea, making it the fastest growing prime market in the world. After Seoul comes Tokyo in Japan (16.3%), and Dubai (15.8%) in the United Arab Emirates. Knight Frank, which compared global markets across 46 cities, also noted that these three cities are also the fastest […]
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      Inntelo AI raises £506,000 pre-seed to accelerate rollout of AI concierge in hotels

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      UK-based hospitality technology company Inntelo AI has raised more than £500,000 in a pre-seed funding round to fuel its commercial growth. It follows impressive early traction, with multiple hotels adopting its AI Concierge platform. The £506,000 round was led by venture capital fund Haatch and its partner British Business Bank, with participation from Look AI […]
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      Trump tariffs could freeze Bank of England base rate

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      The inflationary effects of President Donald Trump’s tariffs mean the Bank of England could keep the base rate at its current level for longer, according to an economist. While cutting the base rate from its current level of 4.5% could be a way to stimulate the economy, tariffs tend to have inflationary effects that would […]
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