Developer bags funding for Scottish castle conversion
Dalnair Castle will become ten luxury apartments, with additional units in the 60-acre grounds near Loch Lomond
Developer swoops on historic Bristol site
First Base has acquired the 2.25 acre Soapworks site in Bristol City Centre, with a view to creating a new £175m mixed-use district
Boutique developer converts a former Cartier family home in Surrey into six ‘ultra spec’ residences
The Thomas Cubitt-designed Sondes Place has been home to the Cartier family, a Maharaja and a banknote printer; it's now been returned to resi by Twist Homes
Developer plots ambitious mixed-use ‘campus’ scheme on historic Devon estate
Burrington Estates has plans to turn Winslade Park near Exeter into an £80m "campus" with 125 new homes, 125,000 square feet of office space, and a £5m leisure complex.
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A big proposed collective action law suit will be considered by the Competition Appeal Tribunal later this year.
Government unveils detailed blueprint for new high-value homes levy
Consultation sheds light on how England’s so-called ‘mansion tax’ could work in practice - including key timelines and a potential premium for overseas owners.
New £100mn PCL fund completes first acquisition
Catalyst & REDD acquire rare Belgravia development project as 'opportunistic' investment drive gets underway.
Savills instructed on £45mn Georgian estate with over 1,700 acres
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Maskells recruits Mayfair specialist Holmgren
The agency's new Director previously worked at Beauchamp Estates.
Buyer swoops on long-standing super-prime listing in Belgravia
Switzerland-based purchaser exchanged on turnkey mews amalgamation within a week of viewing.
Boutique Echlin-designed scheme launches in West London
CBRE appointed to market nine-unit heritage-themed project just off Westbourne Grove.
Prime London sales market picks up as under-offers turn into transactions
Latest LonRes analysis suggests buyer activity is improving and agents are feeling more positive, though vendors are still facing tough competition.
Self-Employed Vs Traditional: Estate agents’ performance compared
Analysts claim self-employed brokers are ‘more likely to sell a property’ than traditional estate agents.
Labour leadership hopeful proposes a ‘wealth tax that works’
Wes Streeting wants to equalise Capital Gains Tax rates with Income Tax.
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