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Another major agency cuts 2025 property price growth forecasts
London prices to continue to underperform the national average this year, says CBRE, but the capital is tipped to see the highest growth of any UK region over five years.
In Pictures: Remarkable & historic house overlooking Tower Bridge seeks £16mn
This 'statement property' with 'unrivalled security' at the entrance to St Katherine Docks is on the market for the first time in 30 years.
Developer secures financing for Marylebone townhouse transformation
Consented plans allow the former HMO to be reinstated as a single grand residence.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 39, 2025
Fresh LonRes data reveal a spike in new listings alongside a slump in sales agreed...
Ex-Cushman & Wakefield partners launch real estate advisory firm
Rufus Morgan, Lewis Smith & James Woolley have teamed up on the new venture, Medbourne, which will specialise in the UK Living Markets.
Grand Registry: Surveying last month’s biggest registered deals
Super-prime residences in Hampstead, Chelsea & Kensington top the latest rundown of officially recorded sales.
Forbes-backed real estate network expands into France & Belgium
Longstanding family-owned brokerage Junot will now be representing Forbes Global Properties across both territories.
Ranked: Which global property markets are most at risk of a bubble in 2025?
London slides further from the danger zone as tax shifts weigh on demand, but risk elevates sharply in Dubai - and is rated high in Miami, Tokyo & Zurich.
Deal sealed on near-£23mn super-home in St George’s Hill
Buyer picks up 'ambassadorial' Julian Bicknell-designed mansion on the exclusive private estate in Surrey.
Ranked: The world’s most valuable real estate markets in 2025
China's residential slump means the total value of global real estate has fallen slightly in the last year, to US$393.3 trillion
‘It is starting to make sense’ for PCL landlords as yields rise, reports buying agent
Black Brick has seen 'an influx of enquiries from investors looking to take advantage of the improving investment market.'
Industry Reactions: UK transaction volumes dip, ending three-month run of growth
Official data points to a 2% month-on-month decline in August.