Properties of the Week
Cogress completes £1.73m exit in Westminster
New-build penthouse scheme achieves "strong result" for investors after "challenging conditions" cause construction delays...
American giga-mansion back on the open market – with a $62m price cut
Lavish Los Angeles residence - once the USA's most expensive listing - is now being offered at $188m
Northacre showcases debut international project
Luxury developer looks to tempt international investors at Cityscape Abu Dhabi with plans for "bold" new mixed-use scheme
International investor snaps up the last £125m of apartments in CIT’s South Bank Tower
Developer celebrates as all 193 residential units are now sold in its landmark South Bank Tower office-to-resi scheme
In Pictures: The first new-build luxury development in Belsize Village since the 1950s
Godfrey London reinvents a 1930s car repair site as a boutique prime resi scheme
NatWest backs £100m Native Land scheme in Marylebone
£45.8m loan secured for mixed-use Regent House project on George Street, Native Land's first project within The Portman Estate...
Grade I listed Cornish castle on its own peninsula launched at £7m
Remarkable proposition dates back to the English Civil War...
Vastu Shastra project on Pont Street goes through at record price
New developer One Point Six follows up record-breaking debut scheme in Kensington with another benchmark-setter
Buyer sought for ‘one of the great post-war Modern houses in London’
Brian Housden's 1960s masterpiece offered for the first time in its history
Perfectly-pitched townhouses get results in Belgravia & Primrose Hill
Strong sales on Cliveden Place and Chalcot Square reaffirm the ongoing importance of realistic pricing...
Huge Clapham office-to-resi scheme up for £18.5m
One of the area's most prominent buildings has scope for 61 apartments across some 30,000 square feet
A £50,000+ per week rental search: Has the market gone completely nuts?
An uber-tenant is on the hunt for a £50,000+ per week (equivalent to £2.6m a year) rental mansion in North London; it's nuts, says Glentree's Trevor Abrahmsohn, and the Chancellor is to blame...