Inland Homes Share Discussion Threads

[igbertsponk] 22/1/2020 09:28

Remember they once bodged their results and had to re-do as they'd messed up an accounting policy. So they're very belt and braces.
This time they've got a lot with Wilton park and Cheshunt to talk about and explain how they're going to turn the planning permissions into financed worked out schemes.
These results have to form the selling document for the next phase of their growth.

[bwm2] 22/1/2020 09:15

spot1034, I think that you could be right. There has been little news for some time and in particular since the two planning permissions. I would have expected some conditional agreements to have been concluded. We shall see. I anticipate much to digest when they are released.

[spot1034] 22/1/2020 08:34

They normally issue an RNS giving notice of results. In the past this has varied from several weeks to just a couple of days, so there is still time for them to give notice ahead of the actual results. However given that they've known for many months that they are intending to announce results in January, one has to wonder whether something might be going on behind the scenes which means they still can't be sure of the exact date.

[spud] 22/1/2020 08:15

No, but I suspect it'll be next week.spud

[ojja] 21/1/2020 17:58

Have we got any news on timing for results?

[manrobert] 21/1/2020 15:39

Rises everyday is good but one note of caution is that sometimes it's better to travel than arrive.

[sev22] 21/1/2020 10:54

More positive news!

There was a 6.8% annual jump in residential transactions in the UK, according to official figures published this morning by HMRC.

"Transaction numbers are always a much better indicator of property market health than volatile house prices," said Jeremy Leaf, north London estate agent and a former RICS residential chairman.

"These figures are encouraging because they show an increase in transactions in December, up on November and the previous year.

'While HMRC advises caution and not to get too carried away, it’s certainly a positive, particularly as the impact of the general election is yet to be felt on transaction numbers.

"Certainly, on the ground, we are finding that the election and more clarity on Brexit seems to be contributing to a much-needed recovery in housing market confidence."

[mallorca 9] 21/1/2020 10:11

This is going to burst upwards !

[spud] 17/1/2020 17:16

Surprised not to see a large balancing trade after the bell. spud

[manrobert] 17/1/2020 15:37

after 25 sells the m,ms increase the selling price

[manrobert] 17/1/2020 14:03

get the feeling results could be monday

[its the oxman] 17/1/2020 10:31

Still very undervalued

[manrobert] 17/1/2020 10:10

good to see the buyers are back,

[spud] 16/1/2020 15:39

Strange how all 3 complainants are women drivers!I'll get my coat....spud

[igbertsponk] 16/1/2020 15:35

Coming along nicely

[spud] 16/1/2020 10:22

Last week in January is my bet. There is/was a management incentive to get the price to 100p from memory so that could well be the driver here. spud

[whackford] 16/1/2020 09:50

All they have said is “In January”

[spot1034] 16/1/2020 09:30

It does seem a little strange that they haven't given an exact date for results as they seem to have made a point of doing so on most occasions in the past. More strange as this is a change from the previous pattern.

[igbertsponk] 16/1/2020 09:14

Can't see a need for a rights issue. They managed to sort their Cheshunt JV partner problems out OK so clearly financially sound.

[whackford] 16/1/2020 09:12

Craven cottage - your post of 9 Jan (3393) regarding date of release of Accounts. Well done for asking but I'm a bit surprised that she could not be a bit more exact on timing.

The company has commented recently on it's debt condition. Do you think that will be addressed in part with a rights issue and hence uncertainty over date of releasing accounts?

[sev22] 16/1/2020 08:06

And just as significant, the mood of the Bank of England MPC has turned towards a future cut in interest rates, whereby cheap mortgages are set to become even cheaper.

It’s the low cost of money that has really fuelled house prices over the last decade or so and so if there’s a collision of positive sentiment and even lower mortgage costs, the scene is set for a buoyant market.

So Inland should be set up for a great 2020.

[sev22] 16/1/2020 08:00

There are strong indications that the housing market has started 2020 with a bang!

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[manrobert] 15/1/2020 11:50

looks like excitement over for a bit

[cravencottage] 14/1/2020 15:45

Nimbo1

Any idea what NAV is for INL

Cheers

CC