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UK house prices rise for fifth month in a row
Prices in London are now showing the first positive annual growth since the beginning of 2023.
‘One of the finest houses in Marylebone’ bought with £17.2mn loan
A 'hugely influential figure in the fashion industry' has bagged a £30mn home with private access to Regent's Park.
Karl Lagerfeld’s Paris apartment & design studio heads to auction
Remarkable property on the Left Bank offers 'a rare opportunity to acquire a part of the history of fashion and of French cultural heritage.'
Landmark Albert Embankment tower ‘back on the market’
Investor exchanged contracts to sell the 1980s block last year.
New office head for Savills in Henley-on-Thames
Sales director Victoria Knight takes over from Stephen Christie-Miller, who has led the branch since 2005.
Keller Williams ‘restructures’ UK operation
'It is very much business as usual, and no redundancies will result from this restructure,' says KW Worldwide following a notice relating to KW UK in The Gazette.
Budget 2024: Hunt scraps Non Dom status, abolishes Furnished Holiday Lettings relief & cuts CGT rates for residential property
The Non Dom regime is being replaced with a 'modern, fairer, simpler' tax system based on residency, says the Chancellor.
OBR boosts house price forecast
Average UK house prices are likely to fall 2% this year and 0.4% in 2025, says the Office for Budget Responsibility, with a return to positive growth slated for 2026.
Developer JTRE London recruits new ops director
Seamus Porter recently led the delivery of large-scale resi schemes Chelsea Waterfront and Convoys Wharf.
Buying agency platform signs up top names for London launch
Founder members of Claire Whisker's First In The Door include Middleton Advisors, London Central Portfolio, Black Brick and Aykroyd & Co.
Ghelamco scores Battersea candle factory site for second London development
Squire & Partners has designed the 113-home scheme, called The HiLight.
‘London offers the best outlook for residential real estate’ of any major European city, claim economists
'Fundamentals favour London as a residential opportunity,' says Oxford Economics.