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BKG Berkeley Group Holdings (the) Plc

4,756.00
62.00 (1.32%)
20 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Berkeley Group Holdings (the) Plc LSE:BKG London Ordinary Share GB00BLJNXL82 ORD 5.4141P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  62.00 1.32% 4,756.00 4,734.00 4,740.00 4,740.00 4,630.00 4,680.00 408,905 16:35:18
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Operative Builders 2.55B 465.7M 4.3893 10.79 5.03B
Berkeley Group Holdings (the) Plc is listed in the Operative Builders sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BKG. The last closing price for Berkeley was 4,694p. Over the last year, Berkeley shares have traded in a share price range of 3,634.00p to 5,360.00p.

Berkeley currently has 106,098,643 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Berkeley is £5.03 billion. Berkeley has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 10.79.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
03/12/2014
16:27
Sogoesit, I've amended my original post and agree with your calculations. I also agree that the people paying between £925,000 and £2,000,000 will be hardest hit by the changes. I wonder if the Treasury has really thought this out properly.
gre
03/12/2014
16:13
Thanks for that gre. My calcs. in summary, were:
For a property at £1.45m: old SDLT = £72,500; new SDLT £88,750 thus an increment of 22.4%
For a property at £1.75m: old SDLT = £87,500; new SDLT = £123,750 thus an increment of 41.4%.
The new SDLT figures are banded. Have I erred otherwise?

I take your point that to a £1.75m or even £2m+ purchaser a £36,000 (in the above case) increase "may not be much" (at an overall price increase of 2%)... but I do think it will affect the profitability of "premium" housebuilders. All IMV.

As an aside, I just called a developer in London and asked if they would negotiate on prices due to the change in duty.... they said Yes.
Draw your own conclusions.

EDIT: For a £2.1m purchaser: old SDLT = £147,000; new SDLT = £165,750 an increment, as you say, of 12.75%.
Conclusion: the banding means that the middle £925,000 to £2m purchasers are hit the most.

sogoesit
03/12/2014
15:35
Sogoesit, according to the Treasury someone buying a property for £2.1m will only face a 12.75% increase in stamp duty:

www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/382324/Stamp_Duty_15.pdf

I really cannot believe that anyone paying over £2m for a house is going to be put off the purchase by an extra £18,750 in tax. It might hurt them in the pocket but people with that sort of money will hardly flinch!

gre
03/12/2014
14:47
Looks like house-builders in the "premium" market will be hit, depending on "elasticity" of demand in propensity of purchasers.
A property priced at around £1.45m will see an increase of 20%+ in SDLT
A property priced at around £1.75m will see an increase of 45%; and
Properties below £925,000 will see savings (eg one at £700k would see an 11% saving).
All my calcs. DYOR

sogoesit
03/12/2014
13:48
Possibly, BVS shot up, but that maybe on Holdings RNS.
philo124
03/12/2014
13:47
Possibly the change to stamp duty?
doe808
03/12/2014
13:47
Mr Osborne is speaking.
redrumtum
03/12/2014
13:32
What happened?
philo124
25/11/2014
06:41
Berkeley Group (BKG) releases interim figures on Friday, and the London focused house builder is expected to deliver another robust performance.

Investors will want to see how the group is progressing in crystalising the
Comment from IC

value locked up in the land bank, currently standing at over 11,000 units. Recent successes include securing planning consent for a site at London Dock in Wapping and one in Chiswick. The company has also raised nearly £100m through the disposal of its rental portfolio, further boosting cash flow. In fact, it now expects to remain ungeared even after paying the 90p per share dividend in September.

Berkeley has also joined forces with National Grid to develop National Grid's portfolio of undeveloped brownfield sites. Called St Williams Homes, the joint venture is expected to construct 14,000 homes in London and the South East.

IC View:
At 2,458p shares in Berkeley Group are up sharply from our long standing buy tip (1,691p 13 December 2012). Given the growth profile and attractive dividend, we remain buyers. Buy.

gargleblaster
21/11/2014
19:42
welcome phil. I've been here since the £8.50 days. enjoy
r ball
21/11/2014
11:34
Property doing particularly well; PSN, WKP, INL amongst others.
Nice to see BKG catching-up with PSN again after being "oversold" on London prices, imv.

sogoesit
21/11/2014
10:02
Thanks. This morning's gains seem to be across FTSE 250/350 stocks.
philo124
21/11/2014
09:55
Welcome Phil :)
redips2
21/11/2014
09:45
Great Start !
chinese investor
17/11/2014
09:56
Bought for the first time here.
philo124
13/11/2014
19:03
maybe not too bad after all.
r ball
07/11/2014
10:13
Aye, a canny move me thinks .
redips2
07/11/2014
07:41
That looks like a good deal. Buying that amount of land outright would have been a huge investment.
this_is_me
23/10/2014
08:42
Future's still good for house builders imo
owenski
23/10/2014
08:24
Demand for housing in London and South East will outway supply for a good 10yrs in my opinion. That can only bode well for Berk. Ill brave the storm on this one
richard98765
23/10/2014
08:19
foxt results causing the concern. i'm out and will watch for a while
melody9999
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