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To The Manor Porn: Playboy Mansion sale officially closes at $100m
33 year-old next-door neighbour and owner of Twinkies, Daren Metropoulos, has signed on the line that is dotted
Move in like Jagger: Penthouse in rock star Marylebone block comes to market
Harley House, originally built as a Catholic charitable institution, has housed many a celebrity in its day
Central London’s ‘new-build crisis’: Over-supply and falling values are ‘a major concern’
Demand seems to be drying up for new-build apartments in central London as planning pipelines balloon, reports investment house London Central Portfolio, with a worsening case of over-supply - which the…
Raffles linked with Old War Office redevelopment
Rumours abound that Raffles Hotels & Resorts is the "preferred operator" of the hotel element
Grosvenor unveils ‘UK’s most sustainable period rental properties’ in Belgravia
119 Ebury Street was selected by Grosvenor, in collaboration with Westminster Council and Historic England, as a sort of testing ground to see just how green heritage buildings can go
UK house prices increased by 8.7% in the year to June, but demand is weakening
The UK's average house prices ticked up by 1% in May to take annual price growth to +8.7% (up from +8.5% last month), according to the latest UKHPI, released today.
Planning system in gridlock as delays become ‘severe’
The planning system is in "gridlock", according to a new investigation, with developers and homeowners thwarted by "severe" delays in decision making.
Upside Town: Regional prime cities continue to outperform
Property price growth in the country's top prime regional cities - Bristol, Bath and Cheltenham - is still out-gunning most other market segments, says Knight Frank, as an ever-growing imbalance between…
Camden sets up Design Review Panel
26-strong panel of experts
Harrods car park to make way for £200m luxury care home scheme
RBKC gave the £200m project the green light last week
London asking prices drop 2.9% in a month – but it’s just the Summer lull
Fully in line with the normal Summertime lull, says Rightmove
Building London: Mapping how development activity in the capital has changed since 1900
This is quite interesting.