Business & People

Property developer Avanton has amassed a £500m fund for "strategic land acquisitions" over the next three years, focused on build-to-rent projects in the capital.

31-branch London-based operator has just been certified as Net Zero Carbon and is on a quest to become ‘the country’s greenest estate agency’.

Kirsty Finney has stepped down as President of NAEA Propertymark, half-way through a year-long term.

LonRes-owned anti-money laundering specialist has extended its partnership with Barbon Insurance Group.

Chris Dietz takes a look at the US-led trend of real estate brokers using the meteoric social media platform to market their listings; does it actually work, and is now a good time to jump on the bandwagon?

Paul Godfrey's development firm has just sold the final apartment at its latest scheme in Hampstead, and is in talks over a number of sites in the capital.

Alex Soskin has raised £100,000 for mental health charities, finishing the 3,000 mile Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge after 40 days, 6 hours and 35 minutes at sea.

Top-end broker-style estate agency Harding Green is offering its agents a stake in the company every time they do a deal.

Locked-down buyers are continuing to adapt to the new reality, reports property marketing firm.

Stock market insiders have suggested that private equity firms could be angling for control of high-profile London estate agency group Foxtons.

Bertie Hare has made the move to Knight Frank after 11 years with Strutt & Parker.

Guy Bransby will be joining the planning and development consultancy in April, after 18 years at JLL.