Deals & Instructions
Polish billionaire spanks £57m on Spink project near Harrods
Latest PCL mega-deal is said to involve a townhouse amalgamation on a 'prime garden square' in Knightsbridge
Buyer found for prestigious Jersey estate
Launched at £22m in 2018, St John's Manor is revered as one of the Channel Islands' finest
Saudi royal reselling Surrey mansion
An UHNW vendor is offloading a magnificent pile in Windlesham after just two visits, according to agents
Berkeley moves ahead with Sunningdale Park retirement & resi development
Berkeley Group and Audley Group will transform the former Government building - sold in 2016 - into 168 new homes, 103 later living apartments, and a 42-acre public park near Virginia Water.
Mount Anvil unveils Hampstead Manor’s ‘jewel in the crown’
Developer completes renovation of dilapidated neo-Grecian building tucked away in the grounds of its flagship north London scheme
Bedford Gardens project emerges as £25m super-home
Rare double-house was being marketed as a development opp in 2015
Five auction picks from the first big sales of 2020
Savills & Allsop raised a collective £85m at their first big resi auctions of the year last week, with buyers picking up lots including a development opp in Wimbledon, a penthouse in Knightsbridge, and…
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In Pictures: Inside the Squire and Partners-designed Lancer Square
Buyers have already picked up half of the residences at CIT's long-awaited super-prime scheme on Ken Church Street
In Pictures: Romantic Mayfair mansion debuts at £40m
8,000 square foot affair on South Street was once the home of Dame Barbara Cartland, the most successful romance novelist of all time.
In Pictures: Cassina unveils debut UK resi project at Television Centre
Italian design studio's installation is 'unlike any other currently on the market', according to developer Stanhope
Buyer found for crumbling Cumbria mansion
Entrepreneur emerges as the highest bidder for ruined stately home, once described by Pevsner as “the finest 18th-century house in the region”