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Two years of fees are on the table at a north London scheme as firms look to tempt purchasers with increasingly inventive incentives.

David Churchill has moved from Carter Jonas.

Upper Tribunal dismisses HMRC appeal in long-running tax dispute.

Due diligence platform flags the prevalence of cross-border funding in the property market.

Looks like we're back in the deal doldrums.

'We expect the market to remain relatively subdued through the rest of the summer,' says Savills after looking at the latest Bank of England data.

Major London agency says landlords have been rethinking pricing tactics under the RRA - and reports a 20% drop in sales enquiries.

Savills reports annual falls of 3.3% for greenfield sites and 6.6% for urban land as viability concerns and weaker sales rates continue to stifle appetite.

Agents instructed on 19,000 sq ft with planning for four big laterals in Art Deco landmark overlooking Hyde Park.

Tenants from the continent accounted for a quarter of the agency's £5k-a-week-plus deals in H1, up from less than 10% a year ago.

Think tank estimates a 7% decline in the national millionaire headcount last year.

But other reports suggest the new government is 'actively looking' to replace council tax & stamp duty with a new system.