Properties
‘Idyllic’ Mediterranean island fetches €10m
Ukrainian HNW named as the buyer of Gallinara, near Monte Carlo, which was used as as a hideout by Pope Alexander III in the 12th century, and as a base for the German army during WWII...
£16m price tag for rare upper-floor unit at The Knightsbridge
Top-end design firm 1508 has carried out a full-scale refurb of the eighth floor four-bed at the game-changing scheme between Harrods and the Mandarin Oriental...
Green light for developer’s plan ‘to build one of the most beautiful small towns in England’ on South Coast power station site
In Pictures: Fawley Waterside will deliver 1,500 new homes in a new "smart town" on the 300-acre Fawley Power Station site on Southampton Water, masterplanned by Poundbury architect Léon Krier.
Native Land rolls out boutique resi scheme in Marylebone
"TwentyFive" is a JV with The Portman Estate, designed by Stiff+Trevillion and MSMR.
Plans go in for major Edinburgh city centre development
Edinburgh's proposed New Town Quarter could deliver 300 homes, 100,000 sq ft of office space and a hotel on a 5.9 acre former RBS site.
John Lewis is considering turning surplus retail space into homes
"We are exploring with third parties the concept of new mixed-use affordable housing," says the John Lewis Partnership in a strategic review.
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi’s regular stock check, powered by LonRes
Showtime for marquee units at Television Centre
Collection of eleven premium and penthouse apartments at Stanhope's west London mega-scheme have been designed in collaboration with some to the top names in British design.
£13m showhome unveiled at Regent’s Crescent as apartment sales hit the halfway mark
Buyers can now view the first fully-furnished residence at CIT's £500m project in Regent's Park.
Grand Registry: Surveying last month’s biggest registered deals
Latest available data shows a brace of super-prime sales in Belgravia and Mayfair.
Some Delays: South Kensington Station revamp put on ice as TfL budgets stretched
Transport for London is pausing a proposed upgrade to South Kensington Underground Station in light of the Coronavirus crisis, but Native Land's redevelopment of the surrounding area is not set to be affected.