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Reapit acquires estate agency software firm
Established specialist tech outfit Resource Techniques has been bought
Candy finance chief joins Tuscan as CFO
Recently-launched bridging lender Tuscan Capital names former Candy & Candy CFO as its Chief Financial Officer
Tories ‘came within a whisker’ of abolishing stamp duty
Plan to replace SDLT with CGT on all homes was due to be the centrepiece of PM May's big policy declaration last year, according to new revelations, even making it to the "last but one working draft"...
British Land gears up to launch final Clarges units
24 residences at the hyper-luxe Mayfair scheme have now either exchanged or completed, bringing in a total of £344m for the developer;
Sale agreed on one of St John’s Wood’s oldest buildings
Historic £6.95m semi on Langford Place was originally built as part of Wesleyan Chapel, and used to be owned by one of the most successful and popular painters in Britain...
Khan looks to quash Berkeley Hotel residence plans
Mayor of London looks to over-rule planning permission for 13 new luxury residences on Knightsbridge, citing a lack of affordable housing
Buyers splash out in Harrogate as ultra-luxury heritage scheme brings in sole agents
60% of units in Adam Thorpe's £70m spa-to-resi development in the Yorkshire town have already been reserved
Another tough quarter for Foxtons
"London's leading estate agency" reports Q1 revenue of £24.5m, down from £28.7m in Q1 2017, amid "very challenging conditions"...
RICS moots an ‘honesty pledge’ for property professionals against corruption
Surveying body looks to clean up the property and construction sector, stamping out professional bribery and corruption, money laundering and terrorist financing
One in six Londoners ‘expect to leave the capital within the foreseeable future’
London 'is set to lose significant portions of its most economically productive demographic', warns Grant Thornton LLP
TPO awarded UK consumers £1.36m last year
Redress scheme received 3,658 formal complaints about estate agencies over the last 12 months, up 3% on last year
A quarter of domestic refurb projects go over budget
Homeowners spend an average £5,823 redecorating or remodelling a home before putting it on the market, says an insurance company