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Boost for prime regions as Londoners take advantage of ‘all-time high’ value gap
With Q1 rapidly becoming a distant memory, Savills has just released its second widescreen resi snapshot of 2014, which includes the usual dose of agenda-setting findings and analysis.
The Brightest Light on the Dashboard: Why the property market needs Cool Aid
"Nobody is in any doubt about how serious the Bank of England is about the risks the housing market could pose to the economy," as Deputy Governor Sir Jon Cunliffe called the property market "the brightest…
London’s super-prime instructions rise by a third
Although the annual rate of house price growth across the whole of central London has nearly halved over the last year, says Gary Hersham's agency Beauchamp Estates, sales prices across its key patch (St…
Green light for Project Blue: Chelsea Barracks construction to start this year
After all the wrangling, Qatari Diar's Project Blue Ltd has got the go-ahead to start building the first phase of its Chelsea Barracks scheme; works are due to get underway later this year.
Healthy CEO hire for Countrywide
Britain's biggest estate agency Countrywide has revealed its new CEO, three months after announcing that Grenville Turner would be stepping down.
The first new-build on Kensington Palace Gardens for over a century
Here's what the new kid on Britain's most exclusive block - Kensington Palace Gardens - is going to look like.
Growing Value on Trees: The Chelsea garden premium
160,000 people will be going to look at the blooms in Chelsea this week.
Ballymore seeks partner for £2bn resi development portfolio
Developer Ballymore has hired CBRE and Lazard to source a JV partner for three major waterfront schemes in the capital.
Chartwell wins £25m Knightsbridge commission battle
Berkeley Square-based brokerage Chartwell Estates has reportedly won the right to a £450,000 unpaid commission on a £25m deal in Knightsbridge, after a lengthy legal tussle.
G&T stumps up £8.65m for ‘most ambitious project to date’
Boutique developer G&T London has just acquired its "most ambitious project to date": 23,000 sq ft of office space in Highbury.
G&T's Gal & Tania Adir outside 58 Myddelton Square
Housing market is ‘biggest risk’ to economic recovery – Carney
The Bank of England's Governor Mark Carney has warned that high house prices - driven by a stock shortages - potentially pose the biggest threat to the UK's economic recovery.
Serviced Apartment provider gets funding for PCL expansion
Serviced apartment operator City Marque has just bagged £2.1m from Santander's Breakthrough campaign to fund expansion throughout prime central London.