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No growth for prime London property next year, but PCL will be up 26% after five years
Savills have just released their much-anticipated Residential Property Focus 2012 Q4.
Rightmove boss to retire at 50
Ed Williams, the man behind Rightmove since its launch in 2000, is retiring in April; he'll be just 50 years old.
More offers but vendors remain “precariously bullish”
A busy run-up to Christmas has been forecast for the London property market by Douglas & Gordon, a result of the "lethargic" start to the traditionally hectic autumn season.
Check the fine prints
The chaps behind Chris Beetles Fine Photographs, one of Europe's leading photography galleries, have done something rather clever;
BBC Antiques Roadshow star to launch Fine & Country Windsor
Connoisseurs of - whisper it - best show on television, the Antiques Roadshow, will know the chap on the left as Thomas Plant, rising star of the programme's expert panel.
Homeward-bound for £45m Mayfair Mansions
More evidence that Mayfair's coming home: two neighbouring Mayfair Village buildings ripe for conversion to substantial private residences.
London’s property boom is over, and UK property prices won’t recover until 2019
A double-header of gloom from Knight Frank's latest house price reports: Liam Bailey and Gráinne Gilmore believe that next year will see the end of prime London's house price boom, and that property…
A Frog(nal) worth a kiss
Goldschmidt & Howland are marketing a pretty unique opportunity in Hampstead: a sprawling 60's home set in about an acre of private grounds in the heart of Frognal village, for £15m.
Savills International Property Exhibition: 14/11/2012-15/11/2012
If you've been out on viewings all day, you'll know it's the coldest of the year so far.
Londonewcastle acquires in Clerkenwell
Property developer Londonewcastle are set to collaborate with new investor and developer The Third Quarter on a collection of new penthouse apartments in one of Clerkenwell's key buildings.
Interior Designer sued over One Hyde Park fit-out
An architecture and interior design practice is apparently being sued for £300,000 after a project at One Hyde Park allegedly over-ran by ten months.
A trophy home in London? Yes We Can!
In case you hadn't noticed all the pop concerts and ticker tape, it's US election day.