Format: News
Prime London deal volumes pick up as buyers negotiate rather than walk
Latest numbers put transactions 2% above the five-year average - but it’s a very different picture depending on where you look.
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi's regular stock check, powered by LonRes
Pininfarina shifts into US resi market with $17mn ‘collectible’ villas
Ferrari collaborator takes its branded resi concept stateside with a limited run of bespoke super-homes.
Knight Frank installs new Managing Partner in Berlin
'Germany is our number-one priority market for expansion in Europe,' says KF's Europe MD.
Trio of seasoned London agents sign to D&G’s self-employed broker model
Tania Smith, Dinishka Jayasena & Charlie Rosling previously held senior roles with the likes of Foxtons and Winkworth.
Berkeley launches final apartments at London Dock’s Jade Wharf
Developer reports 'strong and sustained demand' across the 15-acre scheme.
Savills makes it 20 years at the top of grad rankings
Agency retains property sector crown and jumps 32 places in overall Times Top 100.
US buyer lands super-prime pied-à-terre at The Whiteley
PCL buying agency sources off-market 3,000+ sq ft apartment at landmark Bayswater scheme, amid signs of 'real momentum' returning to the prime London market.
Gordon Brown: Property is already ‘taxed quite heavily’
Former PM and stamp duty architect weighs in on the wealth tax debate - and warns policymakers to be ‘very careful’ about pushing fleet-footed UHNWIs too far.
My Property Career: Quickfire Q&A with Natalie Malka
Recruitment guru Barry Collins chats with prime resi industry leaders & entrepreneurs, distilling decades of experience & career highlights into 60 seconds.
Strutt & Parker names new regional Head of Estates & Farms
Fred Cook has returned to the firm after four years with Prime Purchase.
In Pictures: Ballymore targets side-hustle ‘strivers’ with new Canary Wharf scheme
East London apartments are being marketed towards 'a new generation of strivers building side ventures in the capital.'