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US luxury agents team up to take on Zillow
Major players in The Hamptons, including The Corcoran Group, Sotheby’s International Realty, Saunders & Associates & Brown Harris Stevens, are gearing up to launch their own consumer-facing portal this…
‘Disruptive’ tech helps property services firm assemble super-prime portfolio
DMA Group is now working with developers including Finchatton, Lodha and Reignwood on luxury projects across the capital
Dexters & Wetherell partner up to create PCL agency powerhouse
Peter Wetherell's Mount Street firm is now working with Jeff Doble's rapidly-expanding estate agency empire to "enhance" both companies' operations and build Central London market share.
LSL’s estate agency revenue tumbles 19% following branch closures
LSL Plc's upper-end estate agency brand Marsh & Parsons has seen revenues drop by 4% compared to last year; a "resilient performance" in a tough market, says the Board.
Top 10 property TV influencers: Instagram earnings, ranked
Nick Knowles and Kirstie Allsopp could charge more than other British property TV presenters per sponsored Instagram post.
Savoir Beds looks for a buyer
Reports suggest that London-based luxury bed maker Savoir has called upon Cavendish Corporate Finance to find a buyer for the company
Aston Chase names two new Associate Directors
Howard Kayman and Simon Rosenblatt have been promoted
Bentley picks £22.5m St John’s Wood mansion for centenary car event
In Pictures: High-profile luxury car party revs up a marketing campaign for estate agency Aston Chase
Influential housebuilder calls the bottom of the market
Industry veteran Tony Pidgley rings the bell as bears begin to 'paw the ground'
Countrywide appoints new John D Wood MD
Polly Ogden Duffy has been named as the new managing director of the group's high-end estate agency brand
Delancey completes Earls Court acquisition; plots ‘an entirely new vision for the site’
Capital & Counties has offloaded its stake in the Earls Court development to Delancey and APG for £425m.
RBKC looks to extend board ban
Council keen to keep streets free from 'advertisement clutter'