About Me
- Paul Endacott
- I'm obsessed with property; good property. That and getting my company name out there.
Thursday, 24 June 2010
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
City Peninsula, Greenwich is the first major residential investment opportunity in one of the largest and most ambitious urban regeneration schemes ever seen in Europe.
City Peninsula, Greenwich is the first new build development within Greenwich Peninsula forward masterplan offering unprecedented off-plan opportunities.
This dramatic scheme is not only brilliantly placed for two minute tube access to the dynamic financial powerhouse of Canary Wharf, but will stand amid its own brand new business district for London.
The transformation of the Greenwich Peninsula has begun. The demand for property must be there.
Over the coming 10 to 15 years, there will be a new business and shopping district. Some further 10,000 new homes with 8000 people working on the Greenwich Peninsula. Bellway Homes latest build will help meet the anticipated "buy to let" demand.
For more information and an on line brochure contact us;
info@1stavenue.co.uk
020 8293 8600 or from an international line 00 44 20 8293 8600
If you have already purchased with the intention of renting your apartment, we want to hear from you.
Wednesday, 27 January 2010
Thursday, 7 January 2010
City Peninsula Greenwich Peninsula
Contact details for Landlords & Investors: 020 8293 8600
We are looking for rental stock in the City Peninsula, Greenwich Peninsula, London. Our office is next door to the site and completions are expected from July 2010.
If your looking for advice on a recent purchase on the development and what to know whats going on, you can call Paul Endacott and sign up to the mailing list for up to date photos of the construction site as it goes up.
1stavenue.co.uk are working with Bellway homes to sell the remaining 50 units.
Sunday, 6 December 2009
City Peninsula Greenwich
Well there is proof that the Sales market is returning with many savvy investors looking at the new City Peninsula development by Bellway Homes which is currently under construction on the Greenwich Peninsula.
With completions starting as early as July 2010 many people are feeling more confidence in the sales and investment market in this part of London.
The Greenwich Peninsula itself is going to have around 18,000 people working there in the next 10-15 years and an extra 15,000 homes.
The Peninsula is widely regarded as still being very much in it's embryonic stages, yet it's almost one of those areas that are deliberately kept a little "hush hush" as if too many people know about whats happening here it'll be the gold rush all over again.
If you are interested in buying on the Greenwich Peninsula we have existing stock in Greenwich Millennium village (GMV) or Bellway Homes City Peninsula call and speak to me about what we have available.
1st avenue covers Greenwich and Docklands. Sales | Lettings | Management 020 8293 8600
Monday, 7 September 2009
I'm sorry, that property is no longer available.
"I'm sorry, that property is no longer available" is something I'm sure is almost a stock phrase heard by would be tenants searching for a property.
But why is this likely to be heard more often than not? Well the simple reason is that the major property portals are clogged up with dead accommodation.
Having carried out extensive market analysis of the Greenwich postcode over the last 4 months, I have been surprised to see the same old properties still advertised as "To Let".
Looking in more detail, and targeting a specific area of Greenwich one property portal is showing 140 properties to rent in this postcode when in fact the true number nearer to 30. So that means 79% of all advertised property was unavailable. Most had been on from anywhere between 2 and 14 months. Not the portals fault I might add, but busy agents not having time for a much needed update.
So advice. Choose a property portal that offers the functionality to choose properties added in the last 7 days but choosing anywhere up to 30 days should be fine, you never know, there may still be a gem lurking in the rough, or a portal that flags property as "NEW".
Looking for your ideal accommodation can be hard, sometimes it's better to circumnavigate the whole "not available" issue by finding an agent you like and keep tapping away at them. They'll remember you and YOU will aways get to see something tasty in front of a frantic pack of property hopefuls.
But why is this likely to be heard more often than not? Well the simple reason is that the major property portals are clogged up with dead accommodation.
Having carried out extensive market analysis of the Greenwich postcode over the last 4 months, I have been surprised to see the same old properties still advertised as "To Let".
Looking in more detail, and targeting a specific area of Greenwich one property portal is showing 140 properties to rent in this postcode when in fact the true number nearer to 30. So that means 79% of all advertised property was unavailable. Most had been on from anywhere between 2 and 14 months. Not the portals fault I might add, but busy agents not having time for a much needed update.
So advice. Choose a property portal that offers the functionality to choose properties added in the last 7 days but choosing anywhere up to 30 days should be fine, you never know, there may still be a gem lurking in the rough, or a portal that flags property as "NEW".
Looking for your ideal accommodation can be hard, sometimes it's better to circumnavigate the whole "not available" issue by finding an agent you like and keep tapping away at them. They'll remember you and YOU will aways get to see something tasty in front of a frantic pack of property hopefuls.
Saturday, 1 August 2009
South London market dips again.
The lettings market around Canary Wharf and Greenwich is seeing strong business on both 1 and 3 bedroomed apartments throughout July, whilst 2 bedroomed apartments prove hard to get rid of.
The resurgence of these property groups is based on a recent reduction in rental asking prices in order for landlords to remain competitive in a difficult market. Prospective tenants are opting for 'cost over convenience' leaving 2 bedroomed properties out in the cold as couples opt for 1 bedroomed apartments and friends look for a third person to share with.
In today's market, those looking for a 2 bedroomed property are going to find some real bargains as landlords worry about a prolonged void period.
www.1stavenue.co.uk/
www.youtube.com/user/1stavenuelondon
www.twitter.com/1stavenuelondon
The resurgence of these property groups is based on a recent reduction in rental asking prices in order for landlords to remain competitive in a difficult market. Prospective tenants are opting for 'cost over convenience' leaving 2 bedroomed properties out in the cold as couples opt for 1 bedroomed apartments and friends look for a third person to share with.
In today's market, those looking for a 2 bedroomed property are going to find some real bargains as landlords worry about a prolonged void period.
www.1stavenue.co.uk/
www.youtube.com/user/1stavenuelondon
www.twitter.com/1stavenuelondon
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