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Tech & innovation ‘moving up the agenda’ for property firms
AI & Big Data will be the major game-changers in the next three to five years, according to a new survey of industry leaders.
2024 marks the turning point in the investment cycle for our residential business – CoStar
OnTheMarket's new owner generated nearly $2.5bn in revenue last year.
Housing delivery in danger of falling below 200k pa for the first time since 2015
Annual completions dropped by 9% across England in 2023 while consents sank to the lowest level in a decade.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 07, 2024
It's still quiet out there, but deal numbers have picked up in prime London in the last week.
Home tech firm Wondrwall secures massive investment; installs new chair
'Wondrwall is reinventing home energy efficiency,' declares new Chair David Buzby.
Ranked: London property Vs eight other investments over the last decade
'Bricks and mortar has remained one of the most consistent investments one can make down the years and the long-term returns speak for themselves,' says Foxtons' boss.
RICS releases new DEI guidance
The organisation is aiming to 'propel diversity and inclusion in the surveying profession'
West End landmark to become ‘iconic’ hotel
The BT Tower has been sold off in a £275mn deal.
Native Land gears up to launch ‘world-class’ apartment building on London’s South Bank
'Landmark' 50-storey tower at Bankside Yards is the tallest new resi structure currently under development in PCL.
Historic palazzo conversion breaks records in Rome
IN PICTURES: 'Pearl of neoclassicism' sparked unprecedented global interest, reports brokerage.
Scotland sees record number of homes sell for more than £1mn, despite Edinburgh slowdown
Glasgow and the West of Scotland saw strong growth in high-value property sales last year, while Edinburgh saw prime deals fall back from a 'particularly buoyant' 2022.
London agency reports 25% jump in new lettings instructions
Foxtons heralds 'a shift towards a more realistic lettings market, characterised by higher supply levels and less inflated demand.'