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Dar Global Chair steps down as the London-listed luxury property developer swings to a loss
David Hunter is handing over the reins having led the branded residence specialist through a 'transformative period'.
Industry Reactions: Mortgage lending ticked up in August
Bank of England data show an increase in mortgage approvals, remortgaging activity, and in net borrowing.
‘Disappointed’ REA Group abandons Rightmove takeover
'We were disappointed with the limited engagement from Rightmove that impeded our ability to make a firm offer within the timetable available,' says REA boss.
Knight Frank installs new head of sales at flagship Knightsbridge office
Star agent Roly Ingleby-MacKenzie takes the reins at firm's high-profile base on Sloane Avenue.
‘Mixed fortunes’ for prime housing markets as pre-Budget nerves offset falling mortgage costs
"Prospective tax changes in the impending budget have caused buyers to become more cautious in the prime housing markets, offsetting the benefit of lower interest rates," says Savills.
Pair of iconic Notting Hill villas heads to auction
Freehold Italianate buildings on 'one of London's most attractive garden squares' contain a total of over 40 apartments.
Monday Market Review: Key figures & findings from the last seven days
Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from LonRes, Foxtons, Henley & Partners, Savills, Knight Frank & more...
Family offices look to new horizons
Survey highlights some key trends at play in the HNW advisory arena.
Estate agent insolvencies jump by a third
Falling transaction volumes drive a sharp rise in estate agency businesses going bust.
Rightmove rejects fourth REA proposal; calls for ‘best & final’ bid
£6.2bn "is unattractive and materially undervalues Rightmove", says the Board of Britain's biggest property portal.
Chancellor rethinking non-dom tax raid – reports
Treasury 'fears some measures may fail to raise any money' if more HNWIs vote with their feet; boss of major property firm warns wider Labour language is 'halting investment and decisions' .