Miscellanea
How long does it actually take to complete a sale?
New research breaks down the average time it takes for a residential property deal to reach key financial and legal milestones
Housing slips down voters’ agendas
The public sees Brexit and healthcare as the most important issues in the run-up to December's General Election.
In Pictures: Ten top designers create Christmas wreaths for charity
Ten one-off Christmas wreaths, created by some of the biggest names in British interior design, are being raffled off to support Karen Howes' Place2Be charity carol concert
Wealth Resorts: Britain’s multi-millionaire hotspots
A new report has identified the UK's key enclaves for high net worth individuals, ranking the country's top 20 major cities and the top 20 small towns/villages by private wealth and multi-millionaire population…
Required Reading: Key recommendations from the Grenfell fire report
Nearly 18 months after fire ripped through Grenfell Tower in West London, Sir Martin Moore-Bick has published his Phase One report on the public inquiry into the disaster.
Who will be crowned industry football champs in 2020?
London agencies get set to fight it out for the 2020 CPR Cup, which was won this year by Savills in an event that raised £5,500 for Canine Partners
Septic tank rule change could kick up a stink for property sellers
New septic tank regulations require all homes not connected to a mains sewage network to review, upgrade or replace their non-mains system by the 1st January 2020;
Rightmove founder backs proptech marketplace
Harry Hill joins $800k funding round for James Dearsley and Eddie Holmes' Unissu platform
‘World’s most expensive parking space’ goes for over £750k
A parking bay in the basement of a Hong Kong office block has sold for HK$7.6 million
Change in government is biggest worry for UK’s wealthy
A new PM, tax changes and failing health are the top three concerns facing HNW residents right now, according to a new survey
‘Queen of Self Storage’ launches Regent’s Park store
Susie Fabre's A&A rolls out a new 35,000 square foot 'art deco-inspired' facility aimed at space-starved PCL residents
To sell luxury, should it still be called luxury?
While the luxury sector is experiencing unprecedented worldwide success, it is also facing an existential crisis, as Professors Jean-Noël Kapferer and Anne Michaut explain...