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Global luxury real estate ‘finds its footing’ midway through 2024
After surveying its network of luxury property brokerages, Christie's International Real Estate has identified three big trends that are shaping global markets.
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi's regular stock check, powered by LonRes
SOM-designed Four Seasons scheme launches in Saudi Arabia
Design of 'groundbreaking architectural marvel' overlooking the Red Sea is expected to enter the Guinness World Records.
Major agency toasts top Trustpilot rating
'You can have the very best brand in the market yet without customer experience it is nothing,' says Knight Frank's resi boss Tim Hyatt, as firm leads industry on popular review platform.
CHAPS outage hits property deals
A 'global payments issue' delayed many high value and time-sensitive payments, including some house purchases, but has now been fixed.
Deal sealed on £32mn Notting Hill trophy home
PCL buying agency Eccord secures stunning turnkey mansion for hedge fund client relocating from the US.
Rosewood ‘taking branded residences to new heights’ with Mexico mega-project
The luxury hospitality group has chosen a remarkable site on the Baja Peninsula for its first fully-branded standalone resi scheme.
‘Significant uplift’ in number of landlords selling up
Interest rate hikes, rising costs & general uncertainty have driven a 'dramatic' rise in the number of previous rental properties for sale, reports TwentyEA.
Listen: Industry veteran Robin Paterson discusses his career & defining deals
Property entrepreneur has overseen the turnaround of several high street brands over the last four decades.
£13.5mn price tag for ‘trophy’ West End penthouse
Marquee residence at 190 Strand comes with a wraparound terrace and turnkey interior by Jane Lamond Design.
London rents hold steady as ‘peak lettings season begins in earnest’
Tenant demand has jumped 15% in the last month, reoports Foxtons, but remains lower than at this time last year.
Reservation Agreement stands up in court as buyer who ‘withdrew unreasonably’ told to pay up
This is the first time Gazeal's agreements have been tested in the courts.