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Fine & Country makes a move on Ibiza
The high-end global agency has launched 12 new offices across Spain in the last year
‘Remove the barriers for housebuilders’ to fix the housing crisis, argues Lords Committee
House of Lords Committee suggests smaller property developers "should be supported by reducing planning risk, making more small sites available, and increasing access to finance."
Camden’s ‘fairytale’ Cloud House offered for sale off-plan
"There’s nothing else remotely like it in anywhere in London," says Unique Property Company’s listing for the property in NW5.
£3.5m price cut for historic Somerset mansion
Praised highly by Pevsner, the Grade I listed Ston Easton Park could make a 'superb country home', according to agents
Which will be the hottest property markets of 2022?
Marylebone, Belgravia and Mayfair have seen the biggest increases in new buyer registrations in recent months, reports Knight Frank
Eddell leaves Savills to launch independent property consultancy
It's "the right time to shake things up," says the former Head of Country Houses at Savills and Knight Frank, as he launches an eponymous consultancy, specialising in high-profile new owners of prime…
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi’s regular stock check, powered by LonRes
Stacks recruits former Knight Frank partner in Wales
After more than two decades selling properties with Knight Frank and Fine & Country, former High Sheriff Anthony Clay has joined buying agency Stacks.
Savills recruits new Bath head from Strutts
Alistair Heather co-founded Strutt & Parker's Notting Hill office in London before moving to Bath.
One in three buyers would pay more for a ‘green’ home, suggests survey
Buyers are increasingly factoring in the environmental impact of a home to their decision-making process, reports Knight Frank
Prime property demand rises in London
Benham and Reeves has tracked which London locations have the highest proportion of open-market property listings that have been marked as sold or under offer.
Top law firm hit with huge fine over ‘serious’ AML failings
Mishcon de Reya has been ordered to pay a £232,500 penalty by the Solicitors Regulation Authority for breaches committed between 2015 and 2017