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DM Hall ‘subsumes’ specialist rural Baird Lumsden brand
"The Baird Lumsden designation will disappear," confirms DM Hall boss John McHugh, with all services continuing to operate under the DM Hall banner.
MGAC hires Millest as director in London
Former JLL man will be working on the delivery of 'flagship global developments' at the project & cost management consultancy.
Knight Frank’s US Private Office marks $250mn deal milestone
UHNW advisory 'hub' was set up by Hugh Dixon in New York less than two years ago.
In Pictures: ‘England’s foremost cottage garden’ seeks a new owner
World-renowned gardens surround a charming period home in Somerset.
London vendors ‘undeterred’ despite drop-off in buyer numbers
30-branch estate agency Chestertons recorded a 10% rise in new instructions last month, but says there are fewer purchasers entering the market.
£1mn-plus market stays strong in UK’s ‘most searched-for’ region
High-end homes in Scotland continued to attract strong interest and premiums in the first half of 2023, reports Savills
Proptech boss steps down following company acquisition
Joe Pepper has handed over the reins at TM Group.
‘Only the more serious homebuyers & sellers are remaining proactive active in the market’ – Propertymark
The number of property viewings has plummeted, reports estate agency trade body.
Carter Jonas recruits new resi sales head in Cambridge
New addition strengthens the agency's Eastern residential team.
Monday Market Review: Key figures & findings from the last seven days
Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from Rightmove, Foxtons, LonRes, UBS, Knight Frank, Acadata & more...
Prime London rental stock is still in short supply
Even after a 25% increase last month, available stock levels remain around 57% below the typical pre-pandemic level for this time of year, reports LonRes.
August sees ‘much larger than usual price drop’ – Rightmove
Average UK asking prices are now 2% lower than at their peak in May - but remain nearly a fifth higher than in August 2019.