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Victorian mansion with ‘one of the most spectacular vistas in the Lake District’ asks £4.75m
1870s retreat on the shores of Lake Windemere, built for a wealthy family from the North East as their summer residence, is amongst the area's finest propositions...
Mapped: Average £psf prices across Prime London
How much have properties been achieving on a per square foot basis across the capital's prime postcodes over the last 12 months?
Emoov & Tepilo are reported to be in merger talks
Online estate agencies are in "advanced" talks, reports Sky.
Humberts finds a buyer
It sounds as though administrators have secured a future for the troubled estate agency
New investment firm plans to ‘make its mark’ on London following £125m South Bank Tower swoop
Former Meyer Bergman man Blake Loveless has grand ambitions for his new venture, Jackyl, having already made two significant acquisitions in Lisbon and London
UK agents appointed on America’s first Armani-branded residences
The Related Group and Dezer Development call up Aylesford & Sphere Estates for international launch of Residences by Armani/Casa on Miami’s Riviera
Sales volumes strengthen in PCL’s £5m-£10m market
Deals up by over 10% year-on-year as higher transaction costs sink in...
In Pictures: RIBA reveals world’s best new buildings
Twenty 'exceptional' projects from around the world make it onto the longlist for the RIBA International Prize 2018
Developers look beyond London as Midlands hubs drive resi development land price growth
There's less competition for smaller sites in outer London, says Savills, which could create opportunities for SME developers
TWCL hires new PR & marketing chief
Former Luchford director joins central London developer at 'pivotal time' for the business...
London property prices post weakest month since 2009 – RICS
Surveyors report mild price drops across the country, although sales volumes and new buyer enquiries levelled out in April
Builders call for a construction licensing system to ‘crush the cowboys’
Construction firms want more regulation, claims the FMB