Barratt Developments said a strong order book meant it was well positioned for the second half of the year.
The housebuilder, however, sounded a quiet note of caution about the impact of Thursday’s quarter point rise in interest rates.
Barratt said it traded strongly in the first half with a 2.9% rise in completions and slight rise in the average selling price to £165,000.
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Including:
A local private investor has snapped up the multi-let office for £6.1m
Agency sees group-wide rises for leasing and capital markets revenue
The refurb is set to deliver 250,000 sq ft of office space at 125 Shaftesbury Avenue
Fund house picks up city site from Nuveen
