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By: Felix Armstrong

Retail Reporter Felix Armstrong is CityAM's retail reporter, covering retail, hospitality and property news. He has previously written for The Times, The Guardian, The Telegraph and The i Paper. Email Felix at [email protected]

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  • ‘Easiest time to rent in six years’ as housing supply improves

    March 11, 2026

    Renters in the UK are enjoying the lowest level of competition for homes in six years, as price growth slows and stock increases.  While 6.5 renters competed for every property last year, the average number of enquiries per home is now 4.8 – the lowest rate since 2020, according to Zoopla’s quarterly rental market report. [...]

  • Waterstones to book chairman as London listing gains pace

    March 10, 2026

    Bookselling titan Waterstones is on the hunt for a chairman as it picks up the pace on its rumoured London listing.  Elliott Management, the activist equity firm which owns Waterstones, has hired headhunters at Russell Reynolds Associates to draw up a list of candidates to join the bookseller’s board. This is the latest signal that [...]

  • Land development transparency plans ‘solve problem that doesn’t exist’

    March 10, 2026

    The government has been accused of offering a solution to “a problem that doesn’t exist” over an initiative requiring landowners to publicly declare options over land.  The new policy, set to be unveiled by planning minister Matthew Pennycook on Monday, is intended to help small and medium-sized (SME) housebuilders by boosting transparency. The government hopes [...]

  • TG Jones owner Modella Capital weighs latest asset sale 

    March 10, 2026

    The investment firm which owns TG Jones is reportedly considering the latest exit from its string of retail acquisitions.  Modella Capital has been discussing a potential sale of Wynsors World of Shoes, a northern shoeseller which the firm acquired just three months ago, according to Sky News’ Mark Kleinman. The private equity firm has repeatedly [...]

  • Peak pizza? Domino’s profit dips amid weak sales

    March 10, 2026

    Domino’s Pizza has suffered a 15 per cent profit slice as it contended with weak sales and a “challenging consumer backdrop”. While total turnover at the FTSE 250-listed pizza chain increased 1.5 per cent to £1.6bn, the like-for-like figure – excluding variables like VAT – inched up only by 0.2 per cent in the year [...]

  • Persimmon: Housebuilder posts profit as property market ‘recovers’

    March 10, 2026

    Housebuilder Persimmon toasted rising profit and house completions, buoyed by a property market which it says is recovering from last year’s Budget slowdown. Persimmon notched rising profit before tax in the year to December 2025, up 11 per cent to £397m, and built 11,905 homes, up 12 per cent from the year before. Investors rewarded [...]

  • Small house building firms in ‘existential crisis’ as sales rates plummet

    March 9, 2026

    Falling sales are pushing small and medium-sized (SME) house builders into an “existential crisis” that could threaten the government’s house building ambitions.  SME house builders have seen average sales drop by 41 per cent between 2021 and 2025, according to a report by estate agents Savills for the Land, Planning and Development Federation (LPDF). The [...]

  • Hiring intentions at lowest level in nearly 15 years

    March 8, 2026

    British businesses are the most pessimistic about hiring they have been in nearly 15 years, according to consultancy firm BDO. UK bosses are facing difficult hiring decisions as the cost of employment ramps up, with the BDO’s employment index at its weakest reading since March 2011. The index, which reflects hiring intentions, held at 93.30 [...]

  • Staff bonus up in air as John Lewis tempers expectations

    March 8, 2026

    Many of John Lewis’ more than 70,000 employees will be hoping for some good news next week, as the retail giant will announce whether it will be reinstating its sorely missed staff bonus after years of freezes. The bonus handed out to staff had long been a central part of John Lewis’ brand, as symbolic [...]

  • Iran war: Oil prices could reach $150 a barrel

    March 8, 2026

    Oil prices could reach $150 (£112) by the end of the month if the severe disruption to the Strait of Hormuz is not eased, Goldman Sachs has warned.  The bank said it will revise its oil price forecast soon unless it sees evidence that transit through the crucial shipping route is beginning to return to [...]

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