Business
Global property software firm MRI ramps up in the UK with another acquisition
MRI Software has now made three acquisitions in the UK in the last year, and five across EMEA
Linley expands interior design operation with Keech Green acquisition
Viscount Linley's eponymous firm has acquired the Chelsea Harbour-based architectural interiors company founded by Graham Green and Michael Keech
‘Six-figure makeover’ for Fine & Country’s Park Lane showroom
Fine & Country and The Guild of Property Professionals will re-open their Park Lane office in late August
Online agents’ UK market share rises to 8%
Overall property exchanges have picked up in the last year, reports TwentyCi - but the number of £5m+ deals was over a third lower in Q2 2018 compared to 2017
Peer-to-peer property finance platform gets full FCA authorisation
Lendy will now 'look to innovate new products and services in line with its full FCA permissions'. The firm is Title Sponsor of next month's Cowes Week sailing palooza.
Property crowdfunding platform raises £4m for Hyde Park Garden Mews project
CapitalRise closes its largest investment to date - the development of a turnkey mews house in W2 - in two days
CALA names new Chief; backs away from the ‘generally more difficult’ £1m+ market
Kevin Whitaker takes over as CALA's new Group Chief Executive in August
Which online estate agencies are listing the most £1m+ properties?
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Savills acquires London planning consultancy
Porta Planning's team will be moving to Savills HQ
Reapit rejigs team as Whale moves on
Proptech firm's Sales Director leaves to 'share his knowledge and experience with companies looking to grow'
Harding Green signs up ex-Chestertons director
Former Head of Investment Matthew Jackson joins Nick Carter's 'innovative' new agency in Kensington
Purplebricks global revenues jump by 101% as the ‘non-traditional’ estate agency predicts a 10% UK market share
Britain's biggest online estate agency claims to have sold '3.1 times the number of properties than the next largest UK estate agency brand' in the year to May - but posts a £26m pre-tax loss