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One Point Six debuts ‘most ambitious project to date’ on Eaton Square
The boutique developer has remodelled an unmod space at No.45 into a 2,000 square foot three-bed that promises to ‘set a new standard of living’ on the famous garden square.
High-profile Hampstead agent hopes chunky finder’s fee will unearth elusive high-end vendors
‘In the £1m to £4m range, I’ve got nothing. I’ve never been in that position’, says Glentree boss Trevor Abrahmsohn.
Maslow and M&G team up for property development finance plays
Specialist real estate lender Maslow Capital has signed a funding agreement with finance heavyweight M&G Investments.
Top property journalists recognised at virtual awards event
The Sunday Times' Hugh Graham has been named Property Journalist of the Year 2020.
Law firm O’Neill Patient buys Conveyancing Alliance for £27m
ULS Technology Plc has offloaded broker platform Conveyancing Alliance as it continues its plan to "build a transformative digital platform to revolutionise home moving and ownership."
Mortgage approvals hit highest level since 2007
The latest Bank of England data tell of "robust" mortgage market, with approvals in October running a third above pre-pandemic levels.
PCL prices still flat despite activity surge – Winkworth
Major-league agency reports on how activity recovered in the third quarter, with exchanges rebounding by 192%.
Resi development plans floated for Bristol Zoo’s historic Clifton site
Bristol Zoological Society has announced that it is selling its historic Gardens site in prime Clifton, suggesting that existing buildings could be developed for residential use.
Grade I listed Bath townhouses to go under the hammer
‘Incredibly rare’ trio of mansions on Laura Place are being sold off next month, five years after hitting the market at £5m.
Chelsea’s Carlyle Square sees another chunky instruction
Following the launch of a remarkable rebuilt mansion on the Old Church Street flank at £21m, a neighbouring mid-terrace example will be shooting for £17.5m.
Whitehall pitches major farming shake-up that could transform rural England
English farmers could be offered "lump sum exit payments" if they don't want (or can't afford) to shift to a new post-EU subsidy regime.
