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Leafy St John’s Wood thoroughfare has overtaken The Bishop’s Avenue & Winnnington Road in terms of UHNW buyer appeal, asserts local agency Aston Chase, and is now up there with the likes of Kensington Palace Gardens, The Boltons, Cornwall Terrace and Holland Park…
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As “gatekeepers”, estate agents play a crucial role in the UK Government’s ongoing efforts to stamp out money laundering and terrorism financing. Non-compliance carries the very real threat of prison time and unlimited fines, so here’s a handy guide to everything from beneficial owners to the rules around tipping-off…
INTERVIEW: Studio Ashby founder Sophie Ashby talks us through her rise to the top of London’s interior design scene – from her very first commission to delivering acclaimed projects at high-profile developments including Battersea Power Station, Holland Park Villas and Greenwich Peninsula – revealing her biggest sources of design inspiration, and the advantages of being the ‘wild card’ option…
Properties with very short leases are not striking fear into buyers like they once did, as turbulent market conditions widen their appeal…
Fenton Whelan, Meyer Bergman (with Finchatton) and Bourne Capital are bringing forward ambitious high-end developments along Queensway in W2.
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Newcastle University’s Sara Nabil explores how new technologies are shaping the homes of the future – and could revolutionise our approach to interior design.
London’s top agents, developers and interior designers reveal what their clients look for in a principal bedroom, and advise on how to deliver the kind of indulgent spaces that dreams – and margins – are made of…
Half a dozen schemes, from penthouses to country piles, that demonstrate how to make a principal bedroom suite into a main selling point…
In the UK, people often think about inequality in geographical terms: for example, places such as Kensington in London are considered ‘rich’, while Blackpool in Lancashire is considered ‘poor’. In reality there are rich and poor areas almost everywhere, but they are not distributed evenly across England, write Alasdair Rae and Elvis Nyanzu…
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