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Stamp duty hike was ‘probably inappropriate’ says Harrods boss
The MD of Harrods reckons George Osborne's stamp duty reforms were "probably inappropriate" and sent a "worrying signal" abroad.
Incredible live/work space of design pioneer asks £12m
The home and studio of global design hero Ross Lovegrove has just hit the market in Notting Hill.
2% is the ‘new normal’ interest rate until 2020 – Cebr
The Centre for Economics and Business Research has pushed back its prediction for when the Bank of England will raise interest rates, to May or August next year.
MIPIM UK Awards: The finalists
MIPIM UK in London's Olympia, La Croisette's slightly less glamorous sibling, is coming up fast.
Outside-Up: EcoWorld Ballymore goes totally tropical in Canary Wharf
EcoWorld Ballymore - the JV developer behind Nine Elms' "Sky Pool" - is continuing its outside-up theme in Canary Wharf, launching a 624-unit high-rise development where each apartments gets its own…
Grosvenor picks architects for 12-acre Bermondsey project
Grosvenor Britain & Ireland has settled on a team of architects to draw up development plans for 12 acres of Bermondsey.
Residential Land lands 122 apartments in west London
122 flats in a high-end Hammersmith mansion block have reportedly just changed hands for around £95m.
British Luxury Awards: Nominees
The Walpole Group's announced the shortlists of its annual British Luxury Awards.
Here's who's up for what:
Best British Cultural & Creative Innovation
Mapped: The resi towers transforming London’s skyline
"Incredibly and suddenly London’s skyline is coming of age", says JLL in a new survey of the resi structures due to change the face of the capital.
Savills consolidates its Jersey operation
Savills has bought up the other half of its residential agency business on Jersey from its joint-venture partner.
Hogwarts homes hit the market in Hertfordshire
Comer Homes has released 28 residential units in Hertfordshire's Royal Connaught Park, a former public school built in 1903 which may look familiar thanks to its appearances in nearly 400 films and TV…
‘Noticeable loss in confidence’ in private housing sector – RIBA
There's been a "noticeable loss in confidence" in the private housing sector amongst architects, says the RIBA in its latest member survey.