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Keelan Forbes has returned to the agency after a spell with Savills.

Meyers deal brings 10 partners and six branches into the fold.

High-profile luxury agency, founded in 1897 and a fixture of the Prime Central London market, has closed its Knightsbridge office and is no longer accepting new enquiries.

From shifts in pricing and transaction levels to new-build activity, the OBR has released fresh forecasts for how the prime resi market could be affected by 2028's new annual levy.

Agents report ‘sustained appetite’ at Reuben Brothers development despite market headwinds.

Tie-up results in ‘landmark’ transactions in Highgate and North Surrey.

Central London areas have significantly underperformed outer boroughs in price growth terms.

Savills says top-end values 'are continuing to ease back, albeit at a slower pace, at a time when we might have conservatively expected them to bottom out, if not pick up.'

New organisation - bringing together AREF, BPF and IPF under one umbrella - is being billed as the 'new collective voice of the UK’s real estate industry'.

Sale of historic SW London mansion is thought to rank among the most expensive ever recorded in the UK, and potentially globally.

‘Our clients are more global than ever before and expect a seamless service across residential markets worldwide,’ says Savills’ global residential head Victoria Garrett.

Initial impact of the Middle East conflict is becoming more obvious, says Knight Frank.