Miscellanea
Native Land’s 50-storey Opus tops out ahead of schedule
Developer marks construction milestone at forthcoming luxury apartment scheme on London's South Bank.
In Pictures: Rare townhouse on Pimlico’s St George’s Square seeks £10mn
Agents instructed on hefty 1843 Thomas Cubbitt-designed freehold with literary provenance.
Jackson-Stops reunites with top cartoonist for latest marketing drive
Heritage agency unveils second collaboration with Annie Tempest to highlight London-to-country reach.
‘Urgent’ warning for property agents as fraudsters fake offers & clone firms
Experts flag rise in suspicious activity and warn of criminals attempting to divert purchase funds.
Social Circuit: LA London’s ‘back to school’ summer party
Insiders from the worlds of architecture, interior design, construction & real estate gathered on a rooftop in central London last week to mark the industry’s return from a long break.
Agency launches new podcast offering insider take on UK housing market
Knight Frank steps up market commentary with regular show unpacking housing trends & policy shifts.
Housing Secretary resigns over Stamp Duty miscalculation
'I deeply regret my decision to not seek additional specialist tax advice,' says Angela Rayner.
Housing Secretary admits Stamp Duty ‘error’
Scandal shines a light on complex property tax workings.
Book Now: AML in transition – what property pros need to know
Upcoming FCS Compliance webinar to unpack the latest regulatory risks & HMRC expectations.
Savills retains top grad employer title
The agency has been named Graduate Employer of Choice for Property by the Times for the 19th year in a row.
Environmental risk now a ‘critical factor’ in UK property deals, industry survey finds
'Overwhelming' majority of property professionals report increased interest & anxiety about heat stress, energy efficiency & flooding.
‘Bigger, better, costlier, and far more luxurious than we could possibly have imagined’: Camilla Dell on the transformation of Prime Central London
The boss of buying agency Black Brick looks back at where we were in the year 2000, where we are now, and where PCL's property market is going next...