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Local authorities count the cost of lost planning appeals
178 local authorities have paid out nearly £12m since 2010
International buyers turn back to London
Proportion of overseas buyers in the capital rises - but Europeans have "lost interest" in central London
Richard Meier designs all-black tower for NYC
'Meier masterpiece' will be the firm's first all-black glass and metal panel building
Historic Richmond Green office-to-resi project up for £3m
Buyers offered two options for super-rare conversion opportunity on The Green
Super-prime lettings surge by 16% as sales dwindle
A dreary sales environment has given super-prime £5k+ pw lettings a boost, says Knight Frank
PCL prices continue to fall, but there’s ‘early evidence’ of a transaction uptick
"It would be premature to suggest a recovery is underway" says Knight Frank
Which is prime London’s best boutique estate agency?
Nominations for our next Prime Movers index - ranking London's top boutique estate agencies - are now open
Foxtons’ new finance chief starts today
Nieslony makes way for Berry as the estate agency's CFO
London to lure US buyers fleeing new President?
UK capital looking like a pretty good option, given the circumstances
Arup and Grosvenor trial ‘living wall’ scaffolding on Grade I Mayfair landmark
Growing strawberries on building sites could reduce air pollution by 20%
MSMR Architects sets sights on hotel and leisure sector
Top London practice hires Chelsea Barracks designer to lead expansion
Foreign buyers now outnumber German buyers in Berlin
A "steep rise" in international investors means that domestic buyers are outnumbered in the German capital