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UK Sotheby’s lays claim to 88% of PCL’s £15mn-plus market
Luxury brokerage reports Q3 sales stats - including some eye-catching claims about its dominance at the top of the market.
New figures reveal £541mn Stamp Duty slump after Reeves Budget
Knight Frank has been crunching the numbers ahead of John Healey's big speech, revealing a sizeable drop in high-end sales and the Treasury's tax take.
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi's regular stock check, powered by LonRes.
BIID Interior Design Awards 2026: The Winners
IN PICTURES: Design crowd gathers at Drapers’ Hall for annual awards bash, with resi winners ranging from London townhouses to country estates and international projects.
Property movers sour on government policy as the Budget looms
Home movers are 'soldiering on with one arm tied behind their back', says property portal boss, warning: 'there’s only so long people can keep battling against the odds.'
‘London lettings is entering a new kind of market’ – Foxtons
Tenant demand dropped by more than a fifth in September, reports agency.
Four in ten homes for sale have already had asking prices cut
The number of price-reduced listings on Zoopla has increased 3.6% since August.
Sotheby’s International Realty names new global boss
US brokerage veteran Mark McLaughlin takes the reins as Philip White moves into Executive Chairman role.
Prime London rental growth hits 18-month high as new rules reshape market
LonRes reports a 4.6% rise in achieved rents last month, with lettings activity falling - and more than a third of Mayfair deals sitting outside the Renters' Rights Act.
Only three prime London neighbourhoods saw £2mn+ stock rise in Q3
11 of 14 tracked areas saw a decline in the volume of £2mn+ sales listings.
Prime London sales still ‘sluggish’ despite September stirrings
LonRes records the slowest September for transactions since 2016, although the £5mn-plus sector is showing signs of life.
No take-off for £5mn UK investor visa
Plans to attract overseas HNWIs to Britain reportedly grounded ahead of Budget, despite ‘considerable pent-up demand’.