Deals & Instructions

We may be nearing full festive mode, but it sounds like a couple of significant deals have gone/are going down in Mayfair.

Property management group HML Holdings has snapped up a south east London-based firm for £715k.

JV developers CALA and City & Country have been given the go-ahead by planners for their residential redevelopment of the Donaldson's College building in Edinburgh.

Topland is making good on its promise to keep lending on London's prime resi projects.

It's been reported that a monumental château outside Paris has just sold for $301m (about £200m), which would effectively smash the current world record.

Joint venture partners Bruntwood and Select Property have pulled back the curtain on their £360m plans for the former BBC site in Manchester, ahead of a putting in one of the city's biggest ever planning…

Sol Zakay's Topland Group has stumped up £12m in acquisition and development finance to an overseas-based HNWI planning a super-prime resi development in Mayfair.

After floating the idea in October, Sellar Property Group has submitted the actual plans for its 31 London Street scheme (now rebranded as Paddington Place).

One of the last undeveloped plots on Miami Beach has just been sold for an incredible $38.5m (£25.3m).

Galliard Homes has netted planning permission for a major regeneration scheme in Wimbledon, south west London.

London's oldest car park takes up nearly half an acre of Shepherd Market in Mayfair

Although 2015 may not go down as a vintage year in the country market, a number of extraordinary properties still changed hands behind the scenes.