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Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 11, 2024
10% fewer sales have been agreed across the prime London postcodes so far this year than in the same 11-week period in 2023.
Cripps adds new real estate partner from Shoosmiths
B-Corp certified law firm strengthens London-based property team.
UK Sotheby’s International Realty recruits two north London specialists
Lee Greenfield & Josh Holder will be operating from the agency's recently-opened base in St John's Wood.
Prices & sales slip in Prime London but market still ‘operating normally’
'Discounts, reductions and time on the market are all broadly in line with long-term trends,' reports LonRes.
RICS launches ‘pioneering’ best practice standards for residential retrofits
Fresh guidance aims to 'revolutionise retrofitting practices across the UK.'
Boutique development opp hits the market in Hampstead
Rare project on Netherhall Gardens has scope for a 17-unit scheme with a GDV of £27mn
Ranked: England’s top ten most expensive house names
What's in a name? Savills investigates, and puts a price on it.
New lettings boss at Knight Frank in Richmond
Ivanka Modesteva-Gyurova has made the move from Stirling Ackroyd.
Daggers’ DDRE to star in new Netflix show ‘Buying London’
A new reality TV series will follow Daniel Daggers’ DDRE Global team as they 'set out to conquer the super prime high-end real estate market from the prestigious streets of Mayfair to the exclusive enclaves…
Asking prices jump 1.5% in a month as the property market ‘marches in Spring’
Rightmove reports a continued recovery in home-buying activity, led by the top-end of the market.
Estate agency calls out ‘stealth tax’ on landlords despite CGT cut
'Most landlords leaving the market this year will end up paying more tax than two years ago, not less,' says Hamptons.
Rental price growth ‘continues to cool’, easing to +7%
The number of homes available to rent has jumped by 30% in the last year, but Hamptons warns the increase 'predominantly reflects the fact that homes are taking a little longer to let, rather than a rise…