Marketing
To sell luxury, should it still be called luxury?
While the luxury sector is experiencing unprecedented worldwide success, it is also facing an existential crisis, as Professors Jean-Noël Kapferer and Anne Michaut explain...
In Pictures: The grand opening of Finchatton’s Twenty Grosvenor Square
Finchatton officially opened its flagship super-prime development, Twenty Grosvenor Square, last night, throwing a celebrity-infused party that included a performance by pop star Paloma Faith.
Revenue, traffic & listings rise for OnTheMarket – but so do losses
Property portal releases H1 trading results that provide "encouragement for the future"
Zoopla hires new creative agency
Portal picks Lucky Generals to come up with some fresh ideas
German property PR firm sets up in London
Ex-Knight Frank man Harry Turner is heading up the new UK operation for Berlin-based PB3C
OnTheMarket looks to outsmart Rightmove with all-new intelligence features
The challenger portal has developed new tools to help agents 'reduce their reliance on Rightmove and other portals'
Super-prime construction firm rebrands
Sizebreed is now Size Group
Branded residence development sees ‘phenomenal growth’ – with more to come
The number of branded residential developments around the world has escalated by 195% in the last decade, reports Savills, and the hotelier-dominated sector is set for more significant growth in the coming…
New smartphone app ‘will make 3D tours the standard way to market properties’
Matterport's new mobile app turns smartphones into 3D capture cameras
OnTheMarket founder Savills returns to Zoopla
All six original founders of challenger portal OnTheMarket are now back listing with ZPG
Home Views: the website ranking the best and worst developments in the UK
After receiving 8,000 user reviews across 800 schemes, 'the TripAdvisor of the property industry' has revealed its highest and lowest scoring resi developments...
OnTheMarket warns investors of slow agent take-up; cuts contract prices
"Due to market conditions, conversions have occurred at a slower rate than originally planned," says property portal, "with fewer having been to long-term, full-tariff contracts"