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Buyer secures Dubai’s third most expensive apartment
The big-ticket off-plan deal comes amid escalating regional tensions.
London property tied to Iranian elites worth £200mn, report claims
'The scale and nature of these acquisitions raise serious questions about how the UK’s anti-money-laundering framework allowed this to happen over a period of many years,' says Transparency International.
Westminster tightens construction rules for developers
Updated code introduces zero-emission machinery targets and stronger neighbour protections.
In Pictures: Bill Bennette-designed Regent’s Park apartment seeks £7.95mn
Grade I-listed flat on Cumberland Terrace features an 'opulent' interior by the late designer.
Battersea Power Station names new CEO
James Saunders will take over from interim boss Sam Cotton in April.
Rightmove reports ‘steady rather than strong’ March property market
Buying activity has been 'stable' so far this month, says portal, but 'it’s too early to tell what may happen later down the line' as geopolitical instability affects the global economy.
UK rental prices return to growth
Following many months of declines, London has seen the biggest rent rises of any region, reports Hamptons.
Tories launch ‘Scrap Stamp Duty’ petition
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch calls SDLT a 'tax on aspiration.'
Monday Market Review: Key figures & findings from the last seven days
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Berkeley reports ‘good’ levels of enquiries but warns over Middle East tensions
Influential housebuilder reaffirms profit guidance and points to resilient demand, but says 'emerging situation is weighing heavily on risk sentiment'.
In Pictures: Luxury hotelier’s art-filled Clerkenwell apartment hits the rental market
Mandrake founder’s private London residence features a 'museum-level' contemporary art collection housed in a vast former boardroom.
Westminster to grant blanket retrofit consent for Eaton Square
Borough's first Listed Building Consent Order promises to allow 'retrofit at scale' on London's largest residential square.