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Friday 09 October 2015 12:00 amRents rising faster outside London than in the capital ndash; RightmoveBy: Caitlin MorrisonShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleRents are rising faster outside of London than in the capital, according to a new report out today.Rightmove, the property website, said that rents have risen 1.3 per cent in the rest of the country, compared
polene to 0.2 per cent in London, in the last three months.Rightmove also said that the so-called affordability ceiling in London looks to have been reached, given rents jumped by 1.6 per cent in the capital over the same period last year.Yet London remains unaffordable for many propsective renters ndash; something that Rightmove pointed to when reporting a strong increase in demand for tenancies in Essex and other areas east of the capital. Read more: Cost of renting a room in London rises to an all-time highRightmove found that annual rental growth in the east of England was 6.4 per
brumate cup cent, with rents rising by 2 per cent in the region in the last three months.Sam Mitchell, head of lettings at Rightmove, said: Wersquo;ve been report
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Monday 22 February 2010 5:17 amBharti will sign letter of intent over Zain dealBy: KCS-contentShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleKuwaiti telecoms firm Zain and Indiarsquo Bharti Airtel are expected to sign a letter of intent for their $9bn pound;5.8bn African assets deal this week.The letter will include the official offer and the schedule of payment.Bharti is in exclusive talks until 25 March to buy Zainrsquo African business, excludingMorocco and Sudan. It is the Indian firmrsquo third attempt at gaining a foothold in a continent that offers a lasting opportunity for major subscriber growth.It is also believed Bharti will meet on Sund
polene ay with a Kuwaiti Islamic lender about financing the deal. Bharti had said it will have clarity by next week on funding its offer for Zainrsquo operations in 15 African countries. The two firms have agreed on an enterprise value of $10.7bn for the assets, including $1.7bn of debt on Zain Africarsquo books. The deal marks one of the bigg
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stanley butelka ars and a turning point in the long-running saga around Zain, the third-biggest telecoms operator in the region.Bharti has suffered recent setbacks in its Indian business, including delays in its plans to expand its 3G capabilities.Share this articleFacebookXLinkedInWhatsAppEmailSimilarly tagged content: SectionsNewsCategoriesBu
