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Six new buildings set to change Singapore’s skyline
Worries about an economic slowdown haven’t dampened Singapore’s building boom, with a number of star architects designing stunning new projects that have not only won international awards, but are…
In Pictures: £18m One Hyde Park apartment hits the market
A 3,391 square foot three-bedroom apartment in what's still being sold as "the world’s most famous and exclusive development" - Candy & Candy's One Hyde Park - has come to market with an £18m asking…
Marylebone penthouse with two cinemas asks £3.5m
The BAFTAs may have picked The Revenant over The Big Short for Best Picture last night, but the buyer of this newly-refurb'd Marylebone penthouse will be in a strong position to judge for themselves.
South Ken half landing room asks £35k
**UPDATE** It went for £82,500...
Claridge wins approval for Bmor’s Borough pub-to-resi scheme
Southwark's planners have given the nod to Bmor Ltd's Claridge Architects-designed development on Borough High Street, containing eight luxury residential apartments.
Event: The Listed Property Show 2016, Olympia London
The Listed Property Show returns to London's Olympia next weekend, with a smorgasbord of info-goodies for anyone interested in maintaining, altering, renovating - or selling - a listed home.
Record number of resi units under construction in London as market ‘goes ballistic’
There's been a massive spike in the number of new homes being built in London.
RBKC clamps down on noisy construction works
Kensington & Chelsea is to outlaw noisy construction work at weekends after agreeing a new Code of Construction Practice.
New York’s luxury developers woo Generation Z
An interesting new trend is being reported in New York, with resi developers increasingly designing their luxury schemes to appeal to tweens and teens.
Clerkenwell conversion measures up for Stanhope
The former Weights & Measures Office on Rosebery Avenue has emerged from its redevelopment programme as 8 over 5, an eight-unit boutique resi scheme.
On Locations: Edinburgh’s (under)developing market
Scotland is teed-up for a "prosperous five years" says JLL, but a distinctly muted development pipeline in Edinburgh is in need of attention if the market is to remain healthy.
A ‘surge of buy-to-let investors’ is pushing prices up – RICS
There was an increase in the number of new properties coming to market in January, particularly in London, says the RICS, but a "surge of buy-to-let" activity ahead of a new 3% SDLT surcharge coming into…