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Fitzroy Place penthouse pitched at £12.5m
4,500 square foot spread is one of W1’s finest, say agents.
Westminster defers Cundy Street decision
Westminster Council has deferred making a decision on Grosvenor's controversial redevelopment of the "Cundy Street Quarter" in Belgravia.
‘Million Dollar Listing’ brokerage moves into Portugal
Nest Seekers plans to bring its brand of "American-style glamour" to the European property market.
Heatmapped: House prices soar in south west hotspots
Bath, Bournemouth, Bristol, Cornwall, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire have all been flying, with annual inflation running at over 15%, while parts of London have slipped into negative territory...
Lincoln Square penthouse goes for £12m
Knight Frank has managed to do £30m-worth of sales at Lodha UK's Lincoln Square scheme in WC2 in the last year, including a super-prime penthouse deal.
Savills recruits new Westminster sales boss from Marsh & Parsons
Laura Wilcox-Chandley has spent the last ten years in charge of M&P’s South Kensington and Chelsea offices.
Countrywide shareholders wave Connells deal through
99.6% of Countrywide shareholders voted to approve Connells' £134m takeover deal yesterday.
Former Hamptons PCL lettings director joins Johns&Co
Boutaina Cansick takes charge of Johns&Co's lettings division after 14 years at Hamptons International.
Gazeal signs as ESTAS lead sponsor
Reservation agreements firm Gazeal has signed up as lead sponsor of the estate agency awards event.
Design team picked for Camden Highline park project
A team led by New York Highline designers James Corner Field Operations has won a competition to turn a stretch of disused railway viaduct in Camden into a new public park.
New Sicily base for Italy Sotheby’s International Realty
Latest opening is a ‘direct response to increased interest in the area in light of the pandemic’, says Italian branch of the luxury real estate network.
Property owners are becoming more bullish on house price growth this year
2021's property market is likely to be "less of a roller-coaster ride" than 2020, suggests Knight Frank, as the firm stands by its forecast of 0% growth for UK house prices in the year ahead.