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Jules Pipe named as deputy mayor for planning, regeneration & skills
London mayor Sadiq Khan has officially appointed Jules Pipe CBE to his top team as deputy mayor for planning, regeneration and skills.
Brexit and Beyond: What the referendum means for London’s property markets
As the industry continues to come to terms with the outcome of last week's EU vote, Camilla Dell and the Black Brick team take a look at what the coming months could hold for the capital's super-prime,…
Grand Registry: Super-prime deals go AWOL
After 20 resi sales between £10m and £30m were lodged with the Land Registry in the last week of March alone, things appear to have gone very quiet on the super-prime front since.
At home on Westminster’s Brexit Row
A large portion of pro-Brexit thinking and campaigning can be traced back to Tufton Street in Westminster.
Buyer demand at three-year low – NAEA
Members of the National Association of Estate Agents reported a further drop in buyer demand in the lead up the the EU Referendum, along with a fall in the number of sales agreed.
Bristol becomes first non-South East city to outpace London since 2010
Bristol has become the first UK city outside the South East to outpace London's house price inflation in over six years.
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Epic £9.3m Gladstone family estate hits the market
An important 6,000 acre Highland estate has been put up for sale by the family of four-time British PM William Gladstone.
Referen-done: On life after Brexit
The referendum campaign was far too long and has already cost this country a huge amount; now we need to regain our composure, says Trevor Abrahmsohn...
Overseas investors swoop on London’s Brexit discount
Dollar and euro buyers are swooping on bargain (relatively speaking) London properties, writes PrimeResi's Matt Crofton, as sterling's value nosedives in the aftermath of Britain's vote to leave the European…
Rental growth eases up
Private rental prices across Great Britain rose by 2.5% in the 12 months to May 2016, down from 2.6% when compared with the year to April 2016, according to the latest from the Office of National Statistics.
46% of Chinese buyers expect demand for UK property to increase post-Brexit
46% of potential Chinese buyers of UK property think that demand will rise in the wake of a British exit from the EU, according to a survey by Juwai.