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Tchenguiz fraud case collapses
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has dropped its investigation into Vincent Tchenguiz, cancelling his bail and conceding that it "made errors"
Standard cuts out lettings agents
Homes & Property, the property arm of the Evening Standard, has launched an online portal for private rentals in the capital
Stop the heritage tax: open letter to Osborne
Fifteen heritage organisations, including The Listed Property Owners Club, the Historic Houses Association and the Federation of Master Builders, have penned an open letter to the Chancellor as part of…
New Covent Garden Market scheme approved
Wandsworth Council has approved planning permission for two major resi projects on London's South Bank, creating nearly 3,000 new homes
All change at NAEA and ARLA
The National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) and the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA) have announced new Presidents and significant changes to their management framework
Bidwell to run Fine & Country flagship
Mike Bidwell has been appointed as the Director of Fine & Country's new flagship office in Cambridge, which opens on Friday 29th June
Thai buyers tempted by London property
Thai property buyers and investors are being tempted by London properties in ever-increasing numbers, says Andrew Batt
Aristocrat to move graves to attract buyers
The owner of Ayton Castle is resorting to extreme measures to sell the property, according to a report in the Telegraph
McNairney named chief planner for Scotland
John McNairney has been appointed as the new chief planner for Scotland, reports Planning Resource
Waterloo set for prime time
A glut of prime developments are about to revitalise the area around Waterloo station in London
Finchatton celebrates as Belgravia development sells for £32.5m
Andrew Dunn and Alex Michelin's latest project - a seven-storey, 8,200 sq ft refurbishment on Chester Square - has sold for its full £32.
House sales fall almost forty per cent in five years
House sales per surveyor across the UK are almost forty per cent lower than five years ago at the peak of the boom, says the latest RICS UK Housing Market survey