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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Taylor Wimpey Plc | TW. | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 1.40 | 0.85% | 165.35 | 16:35:27 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 164.45 | 163.45 | 165.85 | 165.35 | 163.95 |
| Industry Sector |
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| HOUSEHOLD GOODS & HOME CONSTRUCTION |
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Posted at 09/9/2024 16:16 by uhound Interesting that I've been speaking to various business people in retail who say business is poor. Orders are slow as companies are not selling stock.According to a few estate agents I know, they are seeing more properties coming to market. An increase in downsizers and Buy To Let investors (the buyers of BTL have dropped of a cliff). To be expected with Labour now in. The average houses are selling if they are priced right. We will need to see interest rates come down to get the housing market going, not so sure they will fall as quickly as some think looking at the wider picture! |
Posted at 15/8/2024 12:57 by sikhthetech The share price is rising on sentiment in the markets.Plus some investors believing that HBs will benefit massively from the govn MANDATORY plans to build 1.5m new homes, thousands of cheaper social homes. It's 1st time since 1950s that a govn has had mandatory plans to build new homes. The govn hopes by increasing supply it will stabilise prices. The risk being oversupply will crash prices. The fact is HBs reduced number of new builds due to lack of demand, which is because of affordability (read the TUs yourselves). Given HBs themselves have reduced the number of new builds then why would they build thousands of cheaper social homes? Read the update. "While interest rates and mortgage rates remain high, our teams continue to work extremely hard on the ground to support our customers through the homebuying process" In other words, they are using incentives to encourage buyers. "Though it is early days for the new Government, we welcome their recognition that planning is a major barrier to economic growth, of which housebuilding is a significant component, and we look forward to working constructively with them to deliver much needed new homes across the UK." It just goes to show, house building isn't down because of planning. It's lower due to affordability. Doesn't inspire confidence in Govn plans to build 1.5m homes. "Total UK average selling price on completions decreased by 0.9% to £317k (H1 2023: £320k) due to both underlying price deflation and mix" |
Posted at 08/8/2024 16:23 by sikhthetech UH,"seeing more and more landlords coming to market to sell their properties." The housing market has been bouyed for years by B2L investors, accidental landlords... Air BnB provided an easy platform for those wishing to let out rooms/flats etc. I think that will unwind and we are at the beginning of it doing so. "Interest rate reduction may help, but depends how far they fall and how soon" There's going to be tax rises, which will negate the small reductions in interest rates for many. "In reality, depends on the area." Area and property type. A friend of mine recently bought a flat at a price significantly lower than it was before GFC, some 16years ago!! "No denying loads of people want to buy, but the reality is a high percentage of those can't afford to." Exactly. I think demand will fall and supply will increase. |
Posted at 07/8/2024 21:35 by sikhthetech Jugears"I'm sure there was never this much hatred in the country when I was a boy". Well, you have been living in a village surrounded by local population! It's human nature to feel anxious or cautious when you meet someone who looks different. This is related to HBs/housing market, because housing market is tied to foreigners/net immigration and tourism. If immigrants left, foreign investors sold property and removed their investments then UK will suffer significantly. Unless you've been asleep for thousands of years, discrimination has existed for centuries. Anglosaxons/Romans/N Where were you during the 1980's riots? or 1960s riots? British rule... divide and rule, partition and run away, is the route of problems |
Posted at 07/8/2024 13:32 by uhound Yes Sikh, that's exactly the reason HB's are building fewer houses than previously. Affordability.As you also point out, the BTL market is taking a massive hit currently with landlords selling - and in the areas I have contacts, the agents are telling me sales to investors have fallen off a cliff, plus they are seeing more and more landlords coming to market to sell their properties. Interest rate reduction may help, but depends how far they fall and how soon, as prices are too high and apparently going higher if you believe the Halifax! In reality, depends on the area. No denying loads of people want to buy, but the reality is a high percentage of those can't afford to. |
Posted at 07/8/2024 12:19 by sikhthetech rogue,HBs have been building fewer homes due to lack of demand due to affordability. That hasn't gone away. Homeowners, potential homebuyers need to adjust to more normalised mortgage rates. They got used to cheap deals. Govn mandatory plans to build even more will just lead to oversupply. With more and more getting into mortgage debt, the number of repossessions will only increase. The environment for Air BnB/B2l investors isn't favourable as it used to be. That should lead to more properties being sold by these investors, increasing supply. Net migration should reduce, especially if the deplorable recent riots dissuades people from coming to the UK. |
Posted at 05/8/2024 12:40 by danvandan joseph, sikh, sunshine, have you ALL filtered beckers? He/she is desperate to be part of the conversation and keeps posting the same message (about 90 times I reckon).beckers, I DID tell you that if you don't contribute anything to this board regarding actual information about TW, eventually everyone will filter you. As for panning out as you said and continuing profit growth in 2025; do you mean profits shrinking another 58% like they have for this last period? I'm really not sure that that's the kind of growth investors want to buy into. Btw, unless you can be serious and post something worth discussing, I won't be chit chatting with you. I noticed that 'kreature' asked you why you thought it was laugh-out-loud funny that 'working class' people haven't been able to buy houses since Margaret Thatcher's time (according to you), and you still haven't answered. Please explain why you think that's so funny? |
Posted at 02/8/2024 16:09 by sikhthetech HB sector has been hyped, a dose of reality is sinking in.Affordability is a major problem. Labour want to build 300k homes pa or 1.5m over the 5 year term in the hope it will keep house prices stable. Really? Watch the demand fall and supply increase. From 2 years ago: sikhthetech - 15 Sep 2022 - 12:01:16 - 9345 of 13788 The fact is during the previous housing market crash, there was a more favourable investment market for BtL investors. It was worth being a B2L investor. Now the market for 2nd homes/B2l is no longer so. Investors don't wait until the last minute until changes in law come about. Savvy investors plan ahead, think what's happening in the future and how it will impact their investments, whether it be property, shares etc. A housing market crash would be enough for lots of B2l investors to quit. Beckers, Fenners, Imastu and Angers don't understand those basic points. Watch the supply rise and the demand fall. |
Posted at 28/11/2023 12:43 by sikhthetech ST,Absolutely. It's a buyer's market. As predicted, demand fall, supply increase. "The number of homes for sale is at a six-year high, with a strong supply of three- and four-bedroom family properties. Buyer demand is still 13% lower than 2019, before the pandemic caused a boom in property demand." sikhthetech - 15 Sep 2022 - 12:01:16 - 9345 of 13788 The fact is during the previous housing market crash, there was a more favourable investment market for BtL investors. It was worth being a B2L investor. Now the market for 2nd homes/B2l is no longer so. Investors don't wait until the last minute until changes in law come about. Savvy investors plan ahead, think what's happening in the future and how it will impact their investments, whether it be property, shares etc. A housing market crash would be enough for lots of B2l investors to quit. Beckers, Fenners, Imastu and Angers don't understand those basic points. Watch the supply rise and the demand fall. |
Posted at 30/8/2023 12:07 by sikhthetech There you go, demand collapses as predicted. Sales down 1/5 compared to last year.Zoopla says number of UK property sales on track to fall to lowest level in a decade The property website says house and flat transactions are down a fifth compared to last year amid high mortgage rates and the cost of living crisis. "Zoopla's monthly house price index, which tracks the number of homes sold subject to contract, found levels were down a fifth so far compared to 2022." "The firm said it "highlights the deep impact of recent economic changes on the housing market". It comes following a raft of figures from other property firms and lenders in recent months which also suggest a slump in the housing market. They include the Nationwide Building Society, which said prices experienced the sharpest fall in 14 years in July." "Zoopla said the expected 21% decline in property sales by the end of 2023 was largely due to a fall in buyers with mortgages." sikhthetech - 15 Sep 2022 - 12:01:16 - 9345 of 13788 The fact is during the previous housing market crash, there was a more favourable investment market for BtL investors. It was worth being a B2L investor. Now the market for 2nd homes/B2l is no longer so. Investors don't wait until the last minute until changes in law come about. Savvy investors plan ahead, think what's happening in the future and how it will impact their investments, whether it be property, shares etc. A housing market crash would be enough for lots of B2l investors to quit. Beckers, Fenners, Imastu and Angers don't understand those basic points. Watch the supply rise and the demand fall. |
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