Savills Share Discussion Threads

[sophiejane1] 24/4/2021 16:54

I don’t know about London exodus. I’ve lived in the Wimbledon area for 30 years. My road has never been busier with full house renovations and general home projects going on. I used to to work for Savills sand know they’ve had a fantastic year around here. For every seller there’s a buyer or two. But Savills will have been doing well in all residential markets. Just part of this years crazy housing market.

[mike24] 29/3/2021 11:05

27/3 Is London exodus pushing up prices here? Bristolpost nai

[its the oxman] 11/3/2021 08:08

Strong results today and with focus on growing less transactional side of business presumably forecasts become less volatile and an argument for a higher rating / quality business can be made. A good recovery play which has not had to issue more shares.

[its the oxman] 14/1/2021 12:12

Good, positive update today, could push us clear of 1000p. Things are looking slightly better.

[mike24] 24/12/2020 20:33

not suprised at spike to-day, exchange of contracts is at decent time level in parts of London I know, in some towns delays by local authorities, with searches on props is a total shambles delays due to allsorts of excuses mainly IT breakdowns,staff shortages, blah blah edit previous post, viewing to exchange contracts just severn wks google: named & shamed slowest councils (searches) Londoners bought 74000 homes outside city, this ripple effect helping BTL's to csh in, rental returns just don't stack up edit , need to see stamp duty benefit extended, even as a scaled back model ie to 350k or just first time buyers

[its the oxman] 24/12/2020 11:13

Bit of catch up coming here, should be clear of 1000p soon.

[bigsi2] 08/12/2020 20:57

Flips sakeRetardhttps://www.research-tree.com/companies/uk/oil-gas-e-ps/bahamas-petroleum-company-plc/research/auctus-advisors/bahamas-petroleum-co-plc-aim-bpc-initiating-coverage/72_b41e2c23-06d3-49ec-8267-022b20c004ad

[mike24] 14/10/2020 23:28

open day for a prop in Walthamstow last weekend 35 viewings, nearly all first time buyers, sellers looking to rent then buy further afield, just seems this crazy bubble has legs

[arja] 17/7/2020 15:49

awful looking steadily downtrending chart heading for about 690 it seems in spite of an up day today . But moves too slowly for a short trade to pay off I guess

[bigmike100] 23/1/2020 20:36

Interesting share price down but buy volume up. Any thoughts out there?

[broadwood] 08/8/2019 07:24

Holding up well despite Brexit and Hong Kong.

[johncasey] 06/8/2019 03:03

p45's for svs employees...where will they go next..no hoodless or beaufort?

[johncasey] 05/8/2019 07:37

brown trouser day for city shorting scum

[johncasey] 05/8/2019 05:52

Could be good for certain aim stocks like VAST,CLP and INSP..big short squeeze...shorters will close en masse with fear of getting trapped in like Beaufort fiasco

[call-logger] 17/5/2019 17:49

Yep (AJ Bell)

[broadwood] 16/5/2019 12:14

An initial interim dividend of 4.8p per share (2017: 4.65p) amounting to GBP6.6m was paid on 3 October 2018, and a final ordinary dividend of 10.8p (2017: 10.45p) is recommended, making the ordinary dividend 15.6p for the year (2017: 15.1p). In addition, a supplemental interim dividend of 15.6p (2017: 15.1p) is declared, based upon the underlying performance of our Transaction Advisory business. Taken together, the ordinary and supplemental interim dividends comprise an aggregate distribution for the year of 31.2p per share, representing an increase of 3% on the 2017 aggregate dividend of 30.2p. The final ordinary dividend of 10.8p per ordinary share will, subject to shareholders' approval at the AGM on 8 May 2019, be paid alongside the supplemental interim dividend of 15.6p per share on 13 May 2019 to shareholders on the register at 12 April 2019. Anybody received the supplementary divi?

[mike24] 14/9/2018 09:01

Carney putting the oar in again, house prices could fall 35% over three yrs, quite possible (in London) the REAL problems out there are the shortage of components for large manufacturers, ie aircraft stacked up waiting for parts, because the suppliers down the line have been squeezed to hard to the point of survival these problems are going to hit the EU because the problems are outside the EU, India, China, etc nai

[mike24] 14/9/2018 09:01

28.sept Toyota boss says production could stop if we crash out of EU we have deliveries every 37mins on " just in time components " from EU BMW to shut mini production for one month post brexit, we hit the iceberg eighteen months ago, and the band is still playing so the housing market won't crash !

[rochdae] 09/8/2018 15:45

It isn't over. It's just a dip.... but maybe over for a while...

[rock star] 09/8/2018 07:45

The global property boom is over. Wherever you look New York, London, Beijing, Sydney prices are falling....and interest rates trending up.