The Market
100 units already sold at Oakmayne’s Two Fifty One
Oakmayne's new scheme in Southwark has seen a strong take up, with nearly a third of the units going before the construction enters the fit-out phase.
Lions, Alphabets & Affluence: Exploring Fulham’s property market appeal
Fulham has cemented its reputation as one of the most sought-after locations in London, says Savills' Sophie Chick, with significantly lower prices than neighbouring Chelsea, an established high-value…
Checking out Northacre’s Vicarage Gate House
Super-prime developer Northacre - the firm behind major PCL projects including No.1 Palace Street and The Broadway - has unveiled this swanky boutique scheme in a quiet corner of Kensington.
Hadley delivers final chapter in Chelsea Harbour’s regeneration
Final phase in the epic 30-year regeneration of Chelsea Harbour
Posh Stock: Historic Cornbury House hits the market
One of the most important properties in the Cotswolds has come up for rent on a ten year lease.
VanHan launches lettings and management division
Following the launch of a commercial property arm last year, top London buying agency VanHan has set up a new lettings department, recruiting Knight Frank's Matilda Macpherson to run the show.
H. Barnes & Co forms French alliance in St Tropez
PCL property advisory H. Barnes & Co has decided to venture into the Cote d’Azur market.
Sales figures released for trio of Eco World Ballymore schemes
Eco World Ballymore, the 75:25 JV between the Malaysian Eco World International and UK-based Ballymore Group, has revealed how its three flagship developments in London have been doing so far.
‘Landmark’ Carlton Tavern public inquiry opens
A public inquiry into the now infamous demolition of the Carlton Tavern has opened this week, to decide if the place should be "rebuilt brick-for-brick".
Ten maps to visualise the vagaries of London property prices
JLL has teamed up with Rightmove to produce a series of heatmaps to help "visualise the vagaries" of London's property markets.
A Luxury Thing: Property slowdown ‘a myth’ for majority of London
While "old luxury" locations continue their well-documented descent, it seems the rest of London - the vast majority - is marching to a very different beat.
46% jump in the number of Londoners moving to the country
Prime country house prices are still 13.6% below their 2007 peak, says Knight Frank, after growth slowed to +2.4% in the year to March 2016 (London prices by similar metrics are 33% above 2007's level).