Business & People
Residential Land recruits Creative Director
Simon Trout has joined Residential Land's design team as Creative Director
Zoopla speaks out in Evening Standard row
Zoopla has spoken out in the row over private listings that has dogged the portal's recent deal with the Evening Standard
Foxtons go for the big picture with new website
Foxtons have gone for a very visual overhaul of their website, focusing heavily on photography and tailoring the site for a top-notch experience on mobile devices
Mark Hayward appointed as new NAEA President
New President of the NAEA, Mark Hayward, certainly has the experience and credentials to fill such a key role in the industry and will relish this opportunity to confront the Government on recent stamp …
Naomi Watts moving to Kensington for Princess Diana role
Naomi Watts is planning to move to Kensington to prepare for her upcoming role as Princess Diana in Oliver Hirschbiegel's forthcoming film
Tchenguiz fraud case collapses
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has dropped its investigation into Vincent Tchenguiz, cancelling his bail and conceding that it "made errors"
Standard cuts out lettings agents
Homes & Property, the property arm of the Evening Standard, has launched an online portal for private rentals in the capital
All change at NAEA and ARLA
The National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) and the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA) have announced new Presidents and significant changes to their management framework
Bidwell to run Fine & Country flagship
Mike Bidwell has been appointed as the Director of Fine & Country's new flagship office in Cambridge, which opens on Friday 29th June
Thai buyers tempted by London property
Thai property buyers and investors are being tempted by London properties in ever-increasing numbers, says Andrew Batt
Finchatton celebrates as Belgravia development sells for £32.5m
Andrew Dunn and Alex Michelin's latest project - a seven-storey, 8,200 sq ft refurbishment on Chester Square - has sold for its full £32.
Abramovich’s unfinished mansion on the market at £70m
Roman Abramovich has put his Lowndes Square uber-project up for sale for £70m, despite it needing an estimated additional £15m to finish it off.