Policy
First firm fined under new RBKC noise rules
Weekend works on Campden Hill Gardens land building company with hefty fine
London property giants set out post-Brexit ‘manifesto’
420 major property owners, developers, investors and advisors come up with plan to 'keep London and the UK globally competitive'
2002-2017: When were the best opportunities for EUR/GDP buyers?
'A Sterling-denominated buyer purchasing property in the Euro-Area in January 2002 (€1.62/GBP) and then selling when the Euro was at its highest since its inception against the Pound at €1.
Letting fees consultation earmarked for this Spring
Consultation to start sometime in March or April
10,500 UK car parks ‘have resi potential’
'There is a growing body of evidence that city centre car parks can be used as housing development sites'
Morgan: ‘I could not grow Redrow into a national housebuilder today’
'Young building entrepreneurs deserve the same opportunities today that I and my contemporaries enjoyed historically' says housebuilding chief
Why are London councils sitting on 22,000 empty garages?
Investigation finds nearly half of council-owned garages are lying empty or in disrepair while the capital is crying out for new development land
Most councillors believe that the planning system ‘works in favour of developers’
A majority of councillors believe that the houses always win, according to research for the National Trust
Building in the Royal Borough: Kensington & Chelsea Planning Review
Over 8,000 planning applications received by RBKC last year, but how many were approved?
UK housing transactions & policy changes 2007-2016
Visualising the impact of policy on resi property sales
Stamp duty receipts on track to reach a record high – despite falling property sales
SDLT receipts climb by 12%, as house sales drop by 10%
LBTT introduction has had an ‘eye-watering’ impact on the Scottish property market
Replacing SDLT with LBTT in Scotland has chilled large chunks of the market, reports Bell Ingram