Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[battue2] 11/1/2013 10:29

nead, priced in by now i would think.But a good year to come. imho

[naed] 11/1/2013 07:58

Think its been on a rally for a while CR. Don't expect an sharp increase Monday, it fact you will probably see an initial rise on opening and by the end of the day a slight dip. By the end of the month though i would expect 75p.

[cockneyrebel] 10/1/2013 13:47

Trading update getting ever closer - must rally ahead of then based on recent broker comment imo.

CR

[cockneyrebel] 08/1/2013 10:43

Looking forward to TW. t/s next week after PSN's today.

CR

[phillis] 07/1/2013 16:12

mortgage market freeing up
important driver

[newkid] 07/1/2013 16:11

JUGEARS. NO.

Only a small holding here now having sold out most of my TW shares at about 34p only for me to buy another share at the top of it's range.

Just goes to show what sort of luck I have with investing.

Hope 2013 is going to my year.

[cockneyrebel] 07/1/2013 16:02

I think they are going up gambos49 - no matter who or what is driving it.

No chart resistance till around 108p now if you look at the past highs.

CR

[jugears] 07/1/2013 15:17

IS newkid really stockmuncherpro ?

[naed] 07/1/2013 14:50

how many time has it hit a 70p brick wall in the last 3 years?

[martyn9] 07/1/2013 14:19

excuse the pun!! newkid.

[newkid] 07/1/2013 14:08

Would have been nice to see this break out from 70p but still seems to hit a brick wall.

[wnrk] 07/1/2013 14:01

70p where is the next resistance

[gambos49] 06/1/2013 20:41

CR do you think that we members of the public can drive the share price up,surely the market makers amongs others drive the share price not the smaller punters hoping to pick up a bargain.If indeed these are still classed as a bargain.

[pm95] 06/1/2013 19:56

IMS on the 14th according to TWs website CR :)

[cockneyrebel] 06/1/2013 17:03

Trading update on the 17th - look for buying to drive this up ahead of that imo.

CR

[gambos49] 06/1/2013 16:24

Be good if they can,local authorities,councils,and government all demanding new homes,plus making land available to builders and keeping them busy on housing association projects.giving them quick turnover and reasonable profit.In general the market seems to be picking up especially for first time buyers and resale property,hopefully all good for taylor wimpey at the moment,trading statement should be all good

[jugears] 06/1/2013 14:17

Yes without a doubt

[gambos49] 04/1/2013 21:00

Anyone think these might make £1 this year

[cockneyrebel] 04/1/2013 14:44

Builders all going positive after being down in the morning.

CR

[mechanical trader] 04/1/2013 09:01

TW.(68.5p - New 12 month closing high. )

Taylor Wimpey secures prized London development.

Thu 03 Jan 2013

LONDON (SHARECAST) - A London development, once occupied by the Courts and Tribunal Service, will be knocked down to make way for 76 new residential apartments worth 70m pounds.

Housebuilder TAYLOR WIMPEY has exchanged contracts to acquire St Dunstan's House, a seventies office block in Fetter Lane near Square Mile, for £30m, sources told the London Evening Standard newspaper.

The site was auctioned for £10m more than the asking price of £20m as 20 bidders rivalled for the property, it said.

The offices will be torn down for the development of 52 one-bedroom flats worth £800,000 each and 24 two-bedroom apartments worth £1.3m each.

The development will feature a concierge entrance hall and private gym. The scheme has been designed by David Walker Architects in collaboration with Jones Lang LaSalle.

"This is an outstanding prime Central London residential development site ideally suited to cater for both the long established West End market as well as the City of London and we were delighted to be involved in its disposal," Will Grant, Director at Jones Lang LaSalle, said in a statement.

"The site is in close proximity to Fleet Street, Strand and Covent Garden with all its leisure and cultural offerings. As you would expect for a site of this nature, bidding was extremely competitive and it attracted interest from many of the Capital's leading developers."

Residential apartments are a rare development for Square Mile, which is predominately occupied by offices.

Adam Pappini, Drivers Jonas Deloitte, said: "Midtown has become an increasingly popular office location due to its position between the City and West End, and as a result demand for top end living space has grown."

[cockneyrebel] 03/1/2013 21:09

Little bit of resistance at around 76p but not much there on imo.

CR

[homeboy35] 03/1/2013 17:20

How do you work that out, CR?

[fangorn2] 03/1/2013 14:00

LONDON (SHARECAST) - A London development, once occupied by the Courts and Tribunal Service, will be knocked down to make way for 76 new residential apartments worth 70m pounds.

Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey sold St Dunstan's House, a seventies office block in Fetter Lane near Square Mile, for £30m, sources told the London Evening Standard newspaper.

The site was auctioned for £10m more than the asking price of £20m as 20 bidders rivalled for the property.

The offices will be torn down for the development of 52 one-bedroom flats worth £800,000 each and 24 two-bedroom apartments worth £1.3m each.

Residential apartments are a rare development for Square Mile, which is predominately occupied by offices.

[cockneyrebel] 03/1/2013 12:44

No real chart resistance till 112p here now.

CR

[gbh2] 03/1/2013 10:55

Doing well, best stock I hold atm :)