Main image: New housing can be well designed, sustainable and affordable. Clockwise from top left; Royal Road by Panter Hudspith (c) Morley von Sternberg, Exhibition Mews by Ash Sakula Architects (c) Gareth Gardner, Abode, Great Kneighton by Proctor and Matthews (c) Tim Crocker, Brentford Lock West by Duggan Morris Architects (c) Jack Hobhouse
Architects come up with 20 ways to ‘tackle the housing crisis’
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The Mayor of London and New London Architecture are asking around for ideas on how to tackle the ongoing demands of London's housing shortage.
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Vertical Horizon: Investing in the future of London’s skyline
An extraordinary profusion of new structures will dramatically alter the shape of London's horizon over the next few years, including the 64-storey 'The Pinnacle' and the Kohn Pedersen Fox-designed…
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Copy Kensington & Chelsea to solve London’s housing shortages – Prince Charles
"The enduring popularity and desirability of London’s Sloane Square, Mayfair and Notting Hill neighbourhoods speaks to the strengths of mid-rise as a form," says a new report by the Prince's Foundation…
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Talya Reuben has joined Harvey Cyzer's team at OB Private.
Qatari Diar & Canary Wharf Group unveil final Southbank Place apartments
First Look: JV partners enter home straight at Thames-side mega-scheme, debuting new building designed by Stanton Williams & Albion Nord.
Rare resale for super-prime Chelsea Barracks home
Knight Frank’s Belgravia office is celebrating a big deal that closed after just one viewing.
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Interview: Knight Frank’s resi chief Tim Hyatt on navigating a ‘complicated’ market & how the business is planning for the future
'I don't think I can ever remember being in such a confused, complicated, exciting market': PrimeResi discusses digital modernisation, industry fragmentation & market predictions with the high-profile…
London records worst month for £5mn-plus sales since 2008
The top end of the market took an extended Christmas break in January, reports LonRes, and is 'unlikely to return to the highs of 2021 and 2022 any time soon'.
Knight Frank: Five reasons developers should bet on London’s land market
Resi development boss Nick Alderman makes the case for building in the capital, amid market resilience & 'unique opportunities' in the residential space.
Simon Rose: Why 2025 is the year of buyer value in Prime London
Seasoned PCL specialist makes sense of the conflicting messages & market data coming out of the prime postcodes.
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‘A new breed of super-prime tenant’: Top agencies report shifting trends in London’s luxury rental market
Savills has welcomed the arrival of 'a new breed of super-prime tenant' in the capital, while UK SIR flags a rise in high-value 'try before you buy' rentals.
By PrimeResi
What do clients really want? Six big design trends for the year ahead
How will evolving tastes & preferences shape the design landscape in 2025 and beyond?
Boutique PCL agency bolsters team
Park Lord's new recruit has been specialising in the high-end markets of St John’s Wood, Little Venice, Marylebone for the last 35 years.
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