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OTM reports ‘strong growth and profitability’
Agent-owned property portal is working towards a big website upgrade - dubbed "OnTheMarket 2.2" - in the first half of 2024.
Official data shows ‘slightly weaker’ property sales market in December
Transaction volumes remain slightly above pre-pandemic levels, according to the latest (provisional) HMRC count.
£8.95mn lateral sells at Fenton Whelan scheme in Mayfair
London-based family picks up three-bed apartment at Greybook House, in between Claridge's & Bonhams
Berkeley offloads 142-home King’s Road building to retirement living operator
Goldman Sachs-backed Riverstone has forward purchased the King’s Road Park site from St William.
RLF rebrands to MGAC following American acquisition
MGAC bought venerable British cost consultancy RLF in 2021, and has now consolidated all its businesses under one brand banner.
OnTheMarket adds new finance chief
Tom Carter is primed to take over from Clive Beattie as CFO of property portal OnTheMarket Plc.
Savills names new Islington sales chief
Estate agency promotion promises 'a property tour de force for Islington', says Savills' head of London resi.
London buying agency rolls out furnishing packages for prime property investors
LCP is pitching the new service as 'a cost-effective alternative to furnishing a rental property with an interior designer.'
Stock influx eases rental market squeeze
Supply levels in many areas are as high as they have been since before the pandemic, reports Knight Frank
Paterson sells UK Sotheby’s International Realty
Owner of Sotheby's Dubai and the Middle East region confirms acquisition of UK business
Redbook recruits Savills’ Chenevix-Trench as Head of Property
Poppy Chenevix-Trench has moved on from the Savills Private Office, becoming the latest high-level addition to Sandy Mitchell's Redbook Agency.
‘More pain likely for global housing markets,’ warn economists
'The rapidity of recent price declines in economies like Sweden, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia suggests prices may retrace a large part of their previous boom,' says Adam Slater of Oxford Economics