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Adam Architecture names two new directors
Darren Price and Robert Cox join the existing senior line-up of Nigel Anderson, Hugh Petter, George Saumarez Smith and Robbie Kerr at the renowned practice.
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Chestertons’ former training chief moves to Fine & Country in Knightsbridge & South Ken
Sinéad Conlon is now a Lettings Director at franchised estate agency brand Fine & Country in Prime Central London.
Ranked: Britain’s most in-demand seaside locations
Bournemouth, Southampton and Brighton have been the most popular coastal locations for house hunters in 2021, according to Rightmove, while one Cornish enclave has seen average asking prices surge by 20%…
Cheffins buys Cambridgeshire planning firm PlanSurv
“This is a strategic acquisition for Cheffins which will significantly boost our long-term growth ambitions," says boss Philip Woolner.
What is the price premium for a corner plot in London?
The extra light and space can translate into an uplift of 44% in some parts of the capital, according to some new findings
Government launches new stamp duty consultation
Thoughts are being sought on tightening up the rules around mixed-use purchases and Multiple Dwellings Relief
Miami’s Aston Martin Residences tower tops out
The ultra-luxury branded residential development at 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way was announced five years ago, and is on track to complete at the end of 2022.
Property recruitment firm brings in former Get Living chief to advise on growth
Neil Young is working with Collins Property Recruitment to "help the team stride confidently into new markets and new territories".
Ranked: The world’s most expensive cities to live in in 2021
Tel Aviv has overtaken Paris to become world’s costliest city to live in, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit, as London also rises up the ranks.
String of townhouses snapped up by the new Primrose Hill set
House sales have ‘absolutely rocketed’ in the NW London neighbourhood over the last 18 months, according to Savills, which has just set a new price record on Chalcot Square
Market Snapshot: New York’s ‘phenomenal recovery’
Knight Frank predicts that Manhattan property values will increase by 5% in 2022 - the highest rate of inflation in seven years.